Recent Posts
Summer Projects: Global Effects on North Carolina’s Precipitation
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 junior...
Summer Projects: Piecing Together a Weather Data Puzzle
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...
Pre-Conference Workshops for the 2016 Carolinas Climate Resilience Conference
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...
Persistent Heat Makes For a Sizzling July
Above-normal temperatures were a mainstay during the past month, leading to one of North Carolina’s warmest Julys on record. The Heat Hangs On All Month...
Celebrating our Climate Office Leader after a Decade of Enlightenment
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...
Looking Forward to the 2016 Carolinas Climate Resilience Conference
The second juncture of the Carolinas Climate Resilience Conference (CCRC) will be held September 12-14, 2016, at Charlotte University Place in Charlotte, NC. The conference...
Rapid Reaction: Saturday’s Storms Bring Locally Heavy Rainfall
When residents and even forecasters in central North Carolina woke up on Saturday morning, they had little idea that a rare rainfall event awaited later...