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Long-Term Climate Trends in Alabama Rob Erhardt - Meteorologist

Long-Term Climate Trends in Alabama Rob Erhardt - Meteorologist U. S. Army Corps of Engineers, Mobile District. Annual Temperature for Alabama for period of 1895-2004. Annual Rainfall for Alabama for period of 1895-2004. Winter Rainfall for Alabama for period of 1895-2005.

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Long-Term Climate Trends in Alabama Rob Erhardt - Meteorologist

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  1. Long-Term Climate Trends in Alabama Rob Erhardt - Meteorologist U. S. Army Corps of Engineers, Mobile District

  2. Annual Temperature for Alabama for period of 1895-2004

  3. Annual Rainfall for Alabama for period of 1895-2004

  4. Winter Rainfall for Alabama for period of 1895-2005

  5. Spring Rainfall for Alabama for period of 1895-2005

  6. Summer Rainfall for Alabama for period of 1895-2005

  7. Fall Rainfall for Alabama for period of 1895-2004

  8. Dr. Walter Reed Post Surgeon

  9. Early Cotton Region Shelton Mt. Vernon Barracks, AL Circa 1882

  10. Rob’s summary - rain, rain, DON”T go away.

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