The Climate of 2000
(US and Global Climate Perspectives)

Climate Monitoring Branch

Global Surface Temperature Anomalies


State of the Climate Reports


Special Reports


Climate Variations Bulletin


Climatic Extremes, Weather Events


Climate of 1999 (Reports)

2000 State of the Climate Reports (Contains monthly, seasonal, year to date and annual ):

• Climate of 2000: Annual Review (Final Report)
  
• December
  
• September - November
  
• November
  
• October
  
• September
  
• June - August
  
• August
  
• July
  
• June
  
• March - May
  
• May
  
• April
  
• March
  
• December 1999 - February 2000
  
• February
  
• January
  

2000 Special Reports (Events, extremes, etc):

Global Hazards and Significant Events / Climate-Watch

• December (White Christmas?)
  
• November (Record Rainfall)
  
• October (Hurricane Keith)
  
• September (Heatwave and Floods)
  
• August (Wildfires and Drought)
  
• July (Heat, Drought and Floods)
  
• June (Drought and Floods)
  
• May (Drought in Africa)
  
• April (40th anniversary of the meteorological satellite)
  
• March (Floods in Mozambique)
  
• February (Avalanches in Alaska)
  
• January (Snowstorm)
  

• Climate of 2000: Annual Review
  
• Earth Day 2000
  
• Worldwide Weather Events 1991-2000
  
• Climate of 1999: Annual Review
  
• Climate of 1999: Annual Review (Preliminary Report)
  
• Hurricanes - 1999 - NCDC Reports and Images of 1999 Hurricanes
  
• Climate of 1999: September - November in Historical Perspective
  
• Climate of 1999 - June-August Drought in the U.S.
  
• Climate of 1999: June - August in Historical Perspective
  
• Monitoring the Climate for Earth Day, 1999
  
• Climate of 1999: March - May in Historical Perspective
  
• 1998-1999 Tornadoes and a Long Term U.S. Climatology - (Technical Report 99-02 )
  
• Billion Dollar U.S. Weather Disasters - 1980-1999

 

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