By SCO Winter Outlook TeamIn our previous post, we described the atmospheric patterns that could affect the northern hemisphere jet streams — and therefore our weather — this winter.... |News
By the State Climate OfficeYour eyes aren’t deceiving you. Today, we re-launched our website with a new look and a slightly different layout. But fear not: the same weather... |Climate Blog, News, Seasonal Outlook
By SCO Winter Outlook TeamIf you don’t trust the likes of weather folklore with your winter forecast, here’s a closer look at some environmental factors that might influence our... |Climate Blog, News, Seasonal Outlook
By SCO Winter Outlook TeamThis is the third and final part of our 2016-17 Winter Outlook series including our expectations for this winter. Freezing temperatures finally arrived across much... |Climate Blog, News
By the State Climate OfficeToday is a bittersweet day at the State Climate Office (SCO) as we say farewell to Dr. Ryan Boyles, our director and state climatologist for... |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, News, Seasonal Outlook
By SCO Winter Outlook TeamThis year’s Winter Outlook series concludes with the official outlook from our office. Over the past two weeks, we’ve laid out the puzzle pieces for... |Climate Blog, News
By Sean HeuserOur first ECONet station on North Carolina’s Outer Banks was officially unveiled earlier this week at the Bald Head Island Conservancy (BHIC). Since it was... |Climate Blog, News, Seasonal Outlook
By SCO Winter Outlook TeamThis is the final part of our 2014-15 winter outlook series, featuring our office’s official forecast for the coming winter. Before we get to our...