Check your e-mail because the first edition of the CoCoRaHS Condition Monitoring Newsletter has been released! CISA has launched this newsletter as an additional way to keep in touch with all of the hard-working CoCoRaHS observers in South Carolina who are submitting condition monitoring reports that connect the weather and climate with local environmental conditions.We hope to use the newsletter to highlight observer efforts by sharing interesting condition monitoring reports or precipitation measurements that are submitted. For example, in the first edition we posted news about the trace amounts of snowfall on November 12th that some of you recorded as well as condition monitoring reports from observers in Jasper, Beaufort, and Richland Counties. So, keep an eye out for the unique things you might see in your area that are influenced by weather and climate. Your post could be the next one we share!
We'll also use the newsletter to provide other interesting facts and information with you such as the article in this month's edition about planting trees in dry conditions. This article was particularly timely given that the first Friday in December is South Carolina's Arbor Day. Tree conditions are another great thing to keep track of when you are considering information to include in your regular condition monitoring reports. If you did not receive your copy of the newsletter, leave a comment here and we'll be sure to send it along.
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