Georgia Drought Conditions Joel O. Paz The University of Georgia Dept. of Biological and Agricultural Engineering Griffin, GA.

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Georgia Drought Conditions Joel O. Paz The University of Georgia Dept. of Biological and Agricultural Engineering Griffin, GA

Vegetation Index Map (05/24/07) Source: NASA

Rainfall Deficit Map January 1- July 17,

Rainfall Deficits Station 2007 Jan 1-July 17 Normal Deficit (in) Dublin Midville Statesboro Savannah

Rainfall (Statesboro) Tropical storm ‘Barry’ July 2006 July

Soil Moisture (Statesboro) July 2006 July

July 14, 2007

Summertime Thunderstorms

Tropical Weather Outlook  From the National Hurricane Center: Tropical cyclone formation is not expected in the next 48 hours.

Climate Outlook  Little to no skill during the summer  La Niña developing? El Niño : Warm phase La Niña : Cold phase

Climate Outlook  Little to no skill during the summer  La Niña developing? IRI

Climate Outlook  Little to no skill during the summer  La Niña developing?

ENSO Effects on Precipitation Seasonal climate variations in the Southeast are largely driven by El Niño and La Niña

Summary  In terms of rainfall deficit, East Central is slightly better than other districts in Georgia.  Summertime convective thunderstorms  Possible development of La Niña may impact conditions in the fall & winter >> dry conditions?

Links  UGA Weather Network:  AgClimate web site:  Georgia Drought web site:  NWS Southern Region HQ:

Questions? For more information, please contact: Dr. Joel Paz Extension Agrometeorologist UGA Griffin Campus

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