By Corey DavisThis post is part of our year-long series about North Carolina’s weather extremes. May is generally associated with warming temperatures, springtime thunderstorms, and rain showers... |Climate Blog
By Corey DavisThe onset of fall means the end of the growing season as we see harsher conditions such as frosts and freezes. But what are these... |Climate Blog
By Mike Yoder, PhD, PASThis guest post by Dr. Mike Yoder with NC State University’s Department of Animal Sciences looks at the impacts of weather and climate on agriculture.... |Climate Blog
By Mike Yoder, PhD, PASThis guest post by Dr. Mike Yoder with NC State University’s Department of Animal Sciences looks at the impacts of weather and climate on agriculture.... |Climate Blog
By Madeline PopeThis post is part of a series highlighting the summer projects from our office’s undergraduate research assistants. The third part of this series is by... |Climate Blog
By Joseph TaylorThis post is part of a series highlighting the summer projects from our office’s undergraduate research assistants. The second post in this series is by... |Climate Blog
By Andrew Martin and Sean HeuserOur in-house network of 38 weather stations, the North Carolina Environment and Climate Observing Network (or ECONet), is built to meet the needs of our...