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Quite a range of conditions in the Palmetto State. While 25% remains normal across the upper coastal plain, over 30% in the piedmont and mountain regions are experiencing severe or extreme drought. Many reservoirs and rivers are down considerably. Clemson CAFLS Clemson Extension

Honored to be a colleague of Vidya Samadi. Award winning tools like these can save lives and conserve valuable resources when natural disasters strike. Cheers to her and the rest of the team.

Much of South Carolina is now at an enhanced risk of severe storms tomorrow (Tue, 1/9/24). At least 2 meteorological phenomena are combining to create a likelihood of severe thunderstorms and even scattered tornadoes along the coast and midlands. Take all proper precautions.

Would be so cool to have just one more respectable snowfall and a few good sled runs before this turns into a parking lot. #KiteHill

Great opportunity for interested water scientists.

Registration now open for the next Post Construction BMP Inspector Certification course. Come and join the fun! eventbrite.com/e/post-constru…

Registration is open for this amazing (and timely) new hybrid course. The list of partnering organizations is extraordinary. Come be part of the inaugural class. Here's where you can go to get more information and to get registered: clemson.edu/extension/livi… Clemson Extension

An Upstate drought ended in January. For farmers, the ramifications lasted for months. greenvilleonline.com/story/news/loc… via @greenvillenews

Wondering how stormwater is managed? Cooperative Extension provides SC residents with resources to manage rainwater and runoff in their communities. We offer courses in stormwater pond management, rainwater gardening and post-construction runoff. greenvilleonline.com/story/news/loc…

Fantastic opportunity to become a member of our team. We are actively searching for someone with site inspection experience who might love to teach and share their insights. Clemson is a terrific place to live and work! Clemson CAFLS Clemson Extension CU Facilities

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How do we get paid to do this? Don’t tell the Dean I’d play in the creek for free! Clemson CAFLS Clemson Extension

Latest Drought Monitor results issued July 11, 2024. Over 70% of South Carolina in at least moderate status with 30% experiencing SEVERE or EXTREME drought. Coastal plain counties including Florence, Marion and Sumter are seeing driest conditions. Clemson CAFLS Clemson Extension

New paper in Ecological Informatics... sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

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If folks across the Upstate have questions about relief resources available to them as a result of damage from Hurricane Helene, please see the information below from SC Office of Resilience

Opportunity for students interested in agricultural economics, agribusiness, and agritourism to learn in a remarkable historic European setting. Plus, there’s a good chance we’ll have some fun too.

Who wants to build a rain garden!! Master Rain Gardener field day going on in Mt. Pleasant. Clemson CAFLS Clemson Extension

I love so much about these classes, but seeing the completed product by the end of the field day, and the sense of accomplishment from the participants are two of my favorites. Cheers to all who measured, dug, drew, raked, planted and spread today. Clemson Extension Clemson CAFLS

Stormwater has no allegiance. Teaching Post Construction BMP inspectors today in USC backyard. Who says we can’t get along? Clemson CAFLS Clemson Extension