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  1. Weather Update: Winter Weather Returns with the New Year

    Author(s): Aaron Wilson

     

    Summary

    Issue: 2022-01

  2. Weather Update: Winter Off to a Warm, Damp Start

    Author(s): Aaron Wilson

    Summary

    Issue: 2021-41
  3. 16 Day Ensemble

    Winter and Spring Weather Outlooks

    Author(s): Jim Noel

    After a cooler and drier November, our attention turns to the winter and spring outlooks.

    With a weak La Nina ongoing again this upcoming winter, what will it mean for Ohio? La Nina is only one of many factors that impacts our weather and climate.

    Issue: 2021-40

  4. Weather Update: Seasonal Rollercoaster

    Author(s): Aaron Wilson

     

    Summary

    Issue: 2021-38

  5. Weather Update: 3-H Weather Continues - Hazy, Hot, & Humid

    Author(s): Aaron Wilson

    Summary

    Issue: 2021-28

  6. Weather Update: Hot and Humid Conditions Return

    Author(s): Aaron Wilson

    Summary

    Issue: 2021-26

  7. Cooler Weather Returns

    Author(s): Aaron Wilson

    After a cool start to June, temperatures have been running 4-10°F above average over the last 10 days. The airmass was quite a bit more humid as well, with numerous “gully washers” across the state.

    Issue: 2021-18

  8. CFAES Ag Weather System 2021 Near-Surface Air and Soil Temperatures/Moisture

    Author(s): Aaron Wilson , Author(s): Greg LaBarge, CPAg/CCA

    Soil temperatures continued to warm this week despite considerable variability in air temperatures (Fig. 1). Many locations throughout Ohio are now reporting daily average 2- and 4-inch soil temperatures in the mid-50s to low-60s. Daily maximum soil temperatures are routinely reaching 80°F with the increasing sun angle. Warming progress is likely to slow a bit this week. While daytime highs are expected in the 70s again on Tuesday, 50s and 60s are likely behind a cold front for the remainder of the week.

    Issue: 2021-12

  9. Typical March Weather Continues

    Author(s): Aaron Wilson

     

     

    Figure 1). Multi-sensor precipitation estimates for the past 30-days ending March 14, 2021. Courtesy of the Midwest Regional Climate Center.

    Issue: 2021-06

  10. November Brings Better Weather

    Author(s): Aaron Wilson

    Frost/Freeze Summary

    The National Weather Service Frost/Freeze program has ended for the season as many areas have experienced 1-2 hard freezes (28°F) over the last three weeks.

    Issue: 2020-38

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