Recent Posts
August is Cool for NC, Rainy in Spots
Following a cool July, August delivered more below-normal temperatures to North Carolina, as well as abundant rainfall in parts of the state. Cooler Temperatures Continue...
Summer Projects: Predicting Pine Productivity with Drought Indices
This post is part of a series highlighting the summer projects from our office’s undergraduate research assistants. This part of this series is by Colin...
Summer Projects: Big Data Applications with Rainfall Estimates
This post is part of a series highlighting the summer projects from our office’s undergraduate research assistants. This post is by Geneva Ely, a recent...
Behind the Scenes of our Latest Station Installation
Last week, a team of nine staff members and students from our office completed the installation of our 38th ECONet weather station. This new station...
Air Quality Forecasting: A Case Study
This is the second of two guest posts about air quality forecasting by Bradley McLamb from the NC Division of Air Quality. This post looks...
An Introduction to Air Quality Forecasting
This is the first of two guest posts this week about air quality forecasting by Bradley McLamb, a SCO alum and meteorologist with the NC...
Hebert Boxes and NC: Tracking Our Landfalling Hurricanes
During hurricane season, tropical systems generally move westward across the Atlantic Basin towards North America. Some systems may form into hurricanes staying over open waters...