2005 News Archive


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• 2005 Significant Weather Events (December)
  
  
• 2005 Atlantic Hurricane Season Review (December)
  
  
• New Experimental National Precipitation Graphics Suite (December)
  
  
• Winter Weather Awareness Week (December)
  Monday - Are you ready for a winter storm?
  Tuesday - Heavy Snow and its impacts
  Wednesday - Freezing Rain/Sleet and and their impacts
  Thursday - Wind Chill effects and their impacts
  Friday - Winter Weather Awareness week continues
  
  
• NOAA's Final Winter Outlook (November)
  
  
• November 22, 2005 High Wind Event Summary (November)
  
  
• Average First Freeze Dates for Southeast SC and Southeast GA (November)
  
  
• Information on how to help the victims of Katrina, how to get in contact with family and friends in the disaster area and disaster cleanup and resources are posted here. (September)
  
  
• Check out the new experimental RIDGE (Radar Integrated Display with Geospatial Elements) radar display for Charleston's KCLX radar by clicking here. Your comments are welcome! (August)
  
  
• NOAA predicts the busy Atlantic hurricane season to continue! Click here for details. (August)
  
  
• Click here for NOAA's Spring Wrap-up. (June)
  
  
• June 19 - 25 is National Lightning Safety Awareness Week.
  
  
• Check out the public information statement about the James Island Memorial Day tornado. (June)
  
  
• May 29 - June 4 was Hurricane Awareness Week for South Carolina and Georgia. The following were the public information statements that were issued.
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• NOAA released the 2005 Atlantic hurricane season outlook which calls for another above normal season. Click here for details. (May)
  
  
• The "Hurricane Awareness Tour" stop in Charleston, SC was a great success! The NWS in Charleston, SC would like to thank all of those who participated. Click here for pictures from the event. (May)
  
  
• Click here for NOAA's 2004-05 winter wrap-up for the United States. (March)
  
  
• March 20-26, 2005 was designated National Flood Safety Awareness Week. The following were the public information statements that were issued by NWS Charleston.
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• A significant coastal storm affected southeast South Carolina and southeast Georgia on February 27-28. Click here for wind reports from around the area. Pictures of damage from Edisto Beach, SC can be found here.
  
  
• February 20-26, 2005 was designated Severe Weather Awareness Week in South Carolina and Georgia. The following are the public information statements issued by NWS Charleston.
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• The U.S. announced plans for an improved tsunami warning system. Click here for details. (January)
  
  
• The normals and records for Charleston, SC and Savannah, GA have been added to the climate page. Click here to check them out. (January)
  
  
• NWS Charleston was at the 25th Annual Charleston Boat Show from January 28-30, 2005. Click here for more details. (January)