Summer Projects: Global Effects on North Carolina's Precipitation

AUGUST 17, 2016   |   GLOBAL PATTERNS, SCO NEWS

This post is part of a series highlighting the summer projects from our office's student research assistants. The author, Lexia Williams, is a current... (Read more)

Summer Projects: Piecing Together a Weather Data Puzzle

AUGUST 11, 2016   |   SCO NEWS

This post is part of a series highlighting the summer projects from our office's student research assistants. The author, Kelley DePolt, is a rising sophomore... (Read more)

Pre-Conference Workshops for the 2016 Carolinas Climate Resilience Conference

AUGUST 3, 2016   |   SCO NEWS

In our post from last week, we talked about the upcoming Carolinas Climate Resilience Conference.  This week we decided to go into a little more detail... (Read more)

Persistent Heat Makes For a Sizzling July

AUGUST 1, 2016   |   CLIMATE SUMMARY, HEAT

Above-normal temperatures were a mainstay during the past month, leading to one of North Carolina's warmest Julys on record. Click any underlined heading... (Read more)

Celebrating our Climate Office Leader after a Decade of Enlightenment

JULY 28, 2016   |   SCO NEWS

Today is a bittersweet day at the State Climate Office (SCO) as we say farewell to Dr. Ryan Boyles, our director and state climatologist for the past ten... (Read more)

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