By Corey DavisFrom the Mountains to the coast, North Carolina had warm weather and little rainfall during the past month. Widespread Warmth Includes Few Chilly Nights Continuing... |Climate Blog
By Corey DavisWith spring springing and blooms blooming, the winter has wrapped up in North Carolina. While we can’t rule out additional frost or freeze events this... |Climate Blog
By Heather Dinon AldridgeThis is the second of two posts highlighting how CoCoRaHS data is used and the value of the reports. We conclude this series by investigating... |Climate Blog, Events
By Corey DavisMarch of 1960 must have felt a bit like Groundhog Day in North Carolina. For the first three Wednesdays of the month, parts of the... |Climate Blog
By Heather Dinon AldridgeThis is the first of two blog posts highlighting how CoCoRaHS data is used and the value of the reports. First, we explore some of... |Climate Blog, News
By the State Climate OfficeIt’s tournament time and this year, we’re getting in on the action! No, we’re not fielding a basketball team or going dancing — apparently last... |Climate Blog, Climate Summary
By Corey DavisFrom the coldest temperatures of the winter to widespread severe weather, February had a bit of everything. Temperatures Swing from Shivery to Spring-like The average... |Climate Blog, Events
By Corey DavisEarlier this week, a cold front moving across North Carolina produced strong thunderstorms that spawned six tornadoes, then left high, gusty winds in its wake.... |Climate Blog, Events
By Corey DavisLast week’s EF1 tornado in Carteret County serves as a reminder that although the winter months are climatologically our least active for severe weather, damaging...