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‘Running Out of Options’: California Resorts To Water Cutoffs As Drought Worsens
California water regulators took unprecedented action this week, passing an emergency regulation that will bar thousands of Californians from diverting stream and river water as the drought worsens.
What Flooding In London And New York Tells Us About The Future of Climate Change
With America and parts of Europe already experiencing erratic weather patterns, such as record-breaking night temperatures, climate scientists are increasingly worried over the future of weather patterns like this in the coming years
Meteorologists Affirm Farmer Angst About Summer Heat, Early Frost
“The problem we’re facing is this is the wettest year in the last hundred and 24 years according to NASA.”
Lettuce Prices Soar After Heatwave Wilted Salinas Crop
The prices of both romaine and iceberg lettuce have tripled in many stores around Northern California after crops grown in the Salinas Valley were destroyed by the mid-June heatwave
Heat Hitting Growing Areas In U.S., Chile Still Bundling Up
Above-average temperatures continue in Michigan. Highs over the next seven days will be well above normal: into the upper 80s with a possible 90 degree temperature coming next Monday
Weather Woes Cause American Corn Farmers To Throw In The Towel
In the nation's 18 major corn-producing states, there has been one refrain for the past few weeks: To plant or not to plant? There comes a point of no return, where the cost of planting outweighs potential remuneration, where yields dwindle and there just may not be enough days for plants to mature before a hard frost
California Rain Affecting Arugula Supplies
Growing conditions for arugula in parts of California have not been ideal after the heavy, consistent rainfall over the last few weeks
