Home
|
Countries
|
States
|
View Data
|
Maps
My Data Entry
|
Login
View Data : List Condition Monitoring Reports
View Data
Daily Precip Reports
Daily Comments Reports
Significant Weather Reports
Multiple Day Reports
Condition Monitoring Reports
Condition Monitoring Charts
Soil Moisture
ET Reports
Days with Hail
Search Hail Reports
Station Hail Reports
Station Precip Summary
Water Year Summary
Station Precip Summary
Station Snow Summary
Rainy Days Report
Total Precip Summary
Station Water Balance
Water Balance Summary
Water Balance Charts
List Stations
FROST Data
Frost
Optics
Snowflake
Thunder
Main Menu
Home
About Us
Join CoCoRaHS
Contact Us
Donate
Resources
FAQ / Help
Education
Training Slide-Shows
Videos
Condition Monitoring
Evapotranspiration
Soil Moisture
NCEI Normals
Volunteer Coordinators
Hail Pad
Distribution/Drop-off
Help Needed
Printable Forms
The Catch
Message of the Day
Publications
CoCoRaHS Blog
Web Groups
State Newsletters
Master Gardener Guide
State Climate Series
March Madness
WxTalk Webinars
Sponsors
Links
CoCoRaHS Store
Search Condition Monitoring Reports
Station Fields:
Station Number
Station Name
Location:
All Countries
USA
Canada
Bahamas
Category:
All Categories
General Awareness
Agriculture
Business & Industry
Energy
Fire
Plants & Wildlife
Relief, Response & Restrictions
Society & Public Health
Tourism & Recreation
Water Supply & Quality
Date Range:
Start Date:
End Date:
Searched:
Report date on 1/31/2023.
Showing 7 Records.
Report Date
▲
Station Number
State
County
Scale Bar
Categories
Description
View
1/31/2023
CT-NL-6
CT
New London
Near Normal
General Awareness
For the Month ended up with 6.96" precipitation with 4" falling in the last 14-18 days
1/31/2023
GA-FL-23
GA
Floyd
Moderately Wet
General Awareness
muddy
1/31/2023
KY-CB-10
KY
Campbell
Mildly Wet
General Awareness
Plants & Wildlife
The lawn is very soft and mushy, indicating that the soil moisture is above normal. Almost 4.6” of precipitation during January so far, which is well above normal. Pond level at or above normal . Stream flow near normal.. Deer are putting foot prints in the lawn. Received 0.02” of drizzle then 1/16” of sleet (0.04” of SWE) for a total of 0.06” of precipitation yesterday on 1/30/2023.
1/31/2023
MD-BL-25
MD
Baltimore
Mildly Wet
General Awareness
Agriculture
Fire
Plants & Wildlife
Water Supply & Quality
We could use a little more sun. It is cloudy an cold with wind. WE are having light showers at this time (7:15 AM) It may develop into something heaver later.
1/31/2023
MI-WY-33
MI
Wayne
Moderately Dry
General Awareness
While January has finally had snow, it has not reached normal levels and we are still way behind on moisture for over six months
1/31/2023
NY-WY-11
NY
Wyoming
Near Normal
General Awareness
Agriculture
Plants & Wildlife
Cloudy and cold with snow showers. The high temperature was around twenty eight degrees degrees, and the low around fifteen degrees Fahrenheit. Songbirds are eating consistently. Intermittent streams are flowing at winter levels.
1/31/2023
NC-WK-185
NC
Wake
Near Normal
General Awareness
Energy
Plants & Wildlife
Biodiversity: on 1/25 I collected overnight microbe samples with petri dishes affixed on ceiling vent registers by the northwest and southeast facing walls & windows. 5 days after closing the petri dishes and storing on a wire rack at ambient room air/light conditions, microbial colonies within both dishes were visible without magnification. 9 colonies of 3 apparently different species were visible from the NW sample and only 2 colonies of apparently different species on the SE sample. A cylindrical sticky bug trap suspended in the middle of the residence since August did not capture any bugs except one cobweb strand. A cylindrical sticky bug trap suspended near the southeast window during that time collected 6 tiny, winged insects of 3 different appearances (life stage or species). The geospatial orientation of the residence leads to obviously different exposures to sunlight and wind between front and back yard. Members of the household agree that evapotranspiration rates are different in front and back yards and speculatively contribute to these observed differences in biodiversity. Energy: the electric meter is 403 kWh higher today than December 30.
Showing 7 Records.
For questions or comments concerning this web page please contact
info@cocorahs.org
.
Unless otherwise noted, all content on the CoCoRaHS website is released under a
Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 License
.
Privacy Policy
Data Usage Policy
Copyright © 1998-2022, Colorado Climate Center, All rights reserved.