Assistant State Climatologist (850) 644-0719 phone epowell@coaps.fsu.edu As the assistant state climatologist for Florida, my work involves direct climate services, education and outreach, and applied climate research. I coordinate user data requests...
Effect of El Niño on U.S. Landfalling Hurricanes, Revisited Mark C. Bove 1 , James B. Elsner 2 , Chris W. Landsea 3 , Xufeng Niu 4 , and James J. O'Brien 1 1 Center for Ocean-Atmospheric Prediction Studies The Florida State University Tallahassee, FL...
The Downloadable Data Tool allows users to download daily historical temperature and precipitation from approximately 100 long-term National Weather Service (NWS) First Order Weather Stations, NWS Cooperative Stations, and Federal...
Climate Versus Weather Climate Change Versus Global Warming What are El Niño and La Niña? El Niño Climate Variation Animations El Niño/La Niña Impacts Across the Southeast U.S. Greenhouse Gases and Climate Change What are the Climate Projections for...
Climate Versus Weather What are El Niño and La Niña? El Niño Climate Variation Animations El Niño/La Niña Impacts Across the Southeast U.S. Climate Versus Weather Climate is the long-term (monthly or longer) pattern of weather conditions in a region....
Anticipating Heavy Rain in Florida by Morton D. Winsberg Florida's Hot Season by Morton D. Winsberg Climate of Florida (PDF) by Morton D. Winsberg
Anticipating Heavy Rain in Florida by Morton D. Winsberg Florida's Hot Season by Morton D. Winsberg Climate of Florida (PDF) by Morton D. Winsberg
March 17th, 2016 In short, this El Niño reached its peak back in November and by some measures of sea surface temperature was even stronger that 97/98. It has begun a steady decline since then, as most all moderate and strong El Niño's do in the...
Image courtesy of NWS Climate Prediction Center CONTACT: David F. Zierden, State Climatologist of Florida (850) 644-3417; dzierden@fsu.edu October 30, 2013 Download report in PDF format or read the report below
Image courtesy of NOAA CONTACT: David F. Zierden, State Climatologist of Florida (850) 644-3417; dzierden@fsu.edu March 14, 2014 Download report in PDF format or read the report below
