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This post is part of a series on the convergence of COVID-19 and weather/climate. Each post covers only part of the complex, evolving situation we all are trying to prepare for, respond to, and learn from. Therefore, any recommendations should be considered within your individual geographic, economic, and social context.  … Read more

This post is part of a series on the convergence of COVID-19 and weather/climate. Each post covers only part of the complex, evolving situation we all are trying to prepare for, respond to, and learn from. Therefore, any recommendations should be considered within your individual geographic, economic, and social context.  … Read more

Check out the CISA Newsletter story on our engagement with decision-makers from the South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control, U.S. Army National Disaster Medical System, and South University.

Check out what the Heat Safety Working Group have been up to with the NCHSAA in the CISA Newsletter story by Jordan Clark.

Check out information from the Fourth National Climate Assessment in the CISA Newsletter.

Check out the latest CISA newsletter, focused on Hurricane Florence!

Here is the latest Quarterly Climate Impacts and Outlook for the Southeast Region, September 2017, published by Jordan McCleod, Climatologist for the Southeastern Regional Climate Center.  Great information here on record-breaking weather and climate extremes.       Southeast_Region_Quarterly_Report_Summer_2017_FINAL

Learn more about Convergence! Join us for a free webinar May 3rd at 11am-12pm.   Click here to get log in information!  

Learn how input from “citizen scientists” is increasing our understanding and monitoring of weather and climate in the Carolinas.  The Community Collaborative Rain, Hail, and Snow (CoCoRaHS) employs volunteers to gather much needed monitoring data on conditions throughout the Carolinas. Drought can be a tricky thing to measure and monitor. … Read more

Severe weather was exceptionally active across the Southeast, with more than six times the typical number of reports observed during January. Numerous thunderstorm wind gusts ranging from 60 to nearly 90 mph were observed across the southern portion of the region, resulting in 7 fatalities and 8 injuries. Over 70% … Read more