Abnormally Dry and Drought Conditions Are On The Rise September 5, 2025 - From Issue: 761 By: Jacob Dolinger Read More If you have any stakes in agriculture, you may have noticed a fairly rapid drying trend as summer has come to a close. According to the U.S. Drought Monitor on[Read More…] Article Categories: Vegetable Crops – General Article Tags: Climate and Weather
Super cool & super dry for August’s end: How the weather tables have turned August 21, 2025 - From Issue: 760 By: Jacob Dolinger Read More With brute and sudden force, the atmosphere is doing its job: acting like a fluid. Weather is not a precise science, which means the atmosphere is constantly shifting. There tends[Read More…] Article Categories: Vegetable Crops – General Article Tags: Climate and Weather
Expanding Precipitation Observations in Indiana February 20, 2025 - From Issue: 748 By: Austin Pearson, Beth Hall and Jacob Dolinger Read More How often have you heard that your neighbor received rain while you missed it? Precipitation is highly variable and has significant impacts on communities. Insufficient rainfall can cause drought and[Read More…] Article Categories: Vegetable Crops – General Article Tags: Climate and Weather
Hot for August’s End, Little Rain in Sight August 23, 2024 - From Issue: 743 By: Jacob Dolinger Read More Pattern changes, like the one we’ve experienced in the middle of the month, are quite typical for August. The humidity decreases a bit, the soils dry out, and sometimes, as[Read More…] Article Categories: Vegetable Crops – General Article Tags: Climate and Weather
Drying Out and Heating Up June 14, 2024 - From Issue: 738 By: Jacob Dolinger Read More Meteorological spring (March-May) roared to a close on May 31, and the data is in—it was the 26th wettest on record in 130 years of records, with 14.28 inches of[Read More…] Article Categories: Vegetable Crops – General Article Tags: Climate and Weather
Meteorological Spring Ending Wet With Drier Days Ahead May 30, 2024 - From Issue: 737 By: Jacob Dolinger Read More As of writing, it appears we’re heading into the start of meteorological summer (June 1) with a wet meteorological spring on the books. Meteorological spring will end with over 15[Read More…] Article Categories: Vegetable Crops – General Article Tags: Climate and Weather
Winter: Where art thou? February 22, 2024 - From Issue: 731 By: Jacob Dolinger Read More Hoosiers are hardy, but that wasn’t a quality that was important this winter. Meteorological winter—December 1 to February 29—is drawing to a close, and it doesn’t quite feel like it[Read More…] Article Categories: Vegetable Crops – General Article Tags: Climate and Weather
