Meteorological spring begins today, marking the end of one of the warmest winters on record across the United States. Driven by the presence of a strong El Niño, the winter of 2023-2024 was very warm and noticeably lackluster in terms of snowfall nationally. What can we learn from this winter and how can it help […]
https://www.empireweather.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/02/karsten-wurth-UbGYPMbMYP8-unsplash-scaled.jpg17072560Jonathan Markerhttps://www.empireweather.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/Empire-3.pngJonathan Marker2024-03-01 13:18:492024-03-01 13:19:41Meteorological spring is here: What happened this winter, and what lies ahead?
https://www.empireweather.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/02/Screenshot-2024-02-03-at-6.54.24-PM.png11121638John Homenukhttps://www.empireweather.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/Empire-3.pngJohn Homenuk2024-02-03 21:00:402024-02-03 21:04:37Planting Season 2024: Weakening El Niño could encourage moisture
Just one year after the development of El Niño brought encouraging results to the 2023 growing season, forecast models suggest it will weaken this spring and that La Niña will return once again.
https://www.empireweather.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/01/dan-meyers-0AgtPoAARtE-unsplash-2-1.jpg00John Homenukhttps://www.empireweather.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/Empire-3.pngJohn Homenuk2024-01-30 14:26:022024-01-31 13:16:02La Niña Returns: Will It Impact 2024 US Growing Season?
Meteorological spring is here: What happened this winter, and what lies ahead?
/in Agriculture/by Jonathan MarkerMeteorological spring begins today, marking the end of one of the warmest winters on record across the United States. Driven by the presence of a strong El Niño, the winter of 2023-2024 was very warm and noticeably lackluster in terms of snowfall nationally. What can we learn from this winter and how can it help […]
Planting Season 2024: Weakening El Niño could encourage moisture
/in Agriculture/by John HomenukEarly indications are that a weakening El Niño could encourage the return of above-average moisture across the agriculture belt this spring
La Niña Returns: Will It Impact 2024 US Growing Season?
/in Agriculture/by John HomenukJust one year after the development of El Niño brought encouraging results to the 2023 growing season, forecast models suggest it will weaken this spring and that La Niña will return once again.