David Zierden

@FLClimateCenter

Florida State Climatologist with the Florida Climate Center. Specializing in climate variability, historic trends, Extension, and outreach.

Tallahassee, FL
climatecenter.fsu.edu
Đã tham gia tháng 1 năm 2014
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    A few rogue early morning storms, and roost rings on radar…

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    Yesterday's 5.49" of rain at International Airport made for the wettest July day on record there.

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    This graphic is going in all my talks from now on....

    The most effective individual steps to tackle climate change aren't being discussed via
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    Latest in a string of papers suggesting Eurasian winter cooling is caused by internal climate variability and not by Arctic sea ice loss

    Early Online sea ice loss&the Eurasian winter cooling trend:Is there a link? Eurasian Temp. Trends in CFSv2
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    Map of all continental U.S. landfalling hurricane locations during July since 1851. Texas has the most landfalls.

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    Just as I suspected....reports of 2.5 - 3.5 inches early this morning in the Southwood area of Tallahassee.

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    Sure "felt" like more than 1 inch over my home in South Tallahassee early this morning...will be curious to see the reports.

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    SHEEEESH!! Welcome to a Florida summer. Severe thunderstorm captured by Adam Tousignant in Ruskin! Winds 60+ mph

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    Good article...one possible error (correct me if I'm wrong), do not think that Florida ever had "net metering".

    Trouble up on the roof: “There’s no doubt these utilities are out to kill rooftop solar, and they’re succeeding."
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    More official numbers from : June 17th consecutive month with statewide av. temp. warmer than normal...and 27th of last 28.

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    Official numbers are in... 11.78" of rain in June statewide, ranking 2nd wettest. Lack of obs. over inland S. FL likely prevented a record.

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    Won't go so far as to say the freeze threat has lessened..but may provide opportunity in northern counties.

    Planting in the Northern Citrus Belt
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    Interesting...California to get wetter due to . Company line is that CA will have more .

    Models show robust increases in precipitation with future warming due to -like teleconnection
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    Surfing around severe-warned cells over Tallahassee yesterday. Great 📸 Ryan!

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    Summer thunderstorm rolling over the Skyway Bridge this evening. Bonus double rainbow too. Credit: Kathleen Finnerty on Ft. DeSoto

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    Wow had no idea this type of footage from the aftermath of the Great in 1926 existed- very cool.

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    This footage of the Great Miami hurricane shocked the nation in 1926. America in Color brings history to life Sunday at 8.
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    Dr. Ashton Robinson-Cook presents on his dissertation as AASC award winner. Congrats!

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    AASC Partner Panel...great opportunity for dialogue.

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    Good piece from NYT hints on concepts & homeowner responsibilities as increasing in importance

    A Fire-Scorched Arizona Pushes Prevention: Step 1, Clean Your Yard
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    0.60" needed for Pensacola to break the June record (21.14"), Gainesville already broke it at 16.84"...

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