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Memoirs about Meteorologists using CoCoRaHS Data
This is the first of two blog posts highlighting how CoCoRaHS data is used and the value of the reports. First, we explore some of...
Weather and Fossils Collide at the Aurora Fossil Festival
Part of the mission of the State Climate Office is to increase public awareness of variations in North Carolina’s climate and environment. One way to...
Heavy Rain by Any Other Name Still Has an Impact
We conclude our series on CoCoRaHS March Madness with some perspective on heavy rain events and how CoCoRaHS observations are used. Heavy rain goes by...
Two NC CoCoRaHS Observers Share Their Stories
We continue our series on CoCoRaHS March Madness with profiles of two observers in North Carolina. Are you cuckoo for CoCoRaHS?! These two North Carolinians...
Let the CoCoRaHS March Madness Begin!
This post is the first in a series focusing on the CoCoRaHS network and the 2015 March Madness campaign. More rain is on the way...
2014 Climate Review: By the Numbers
In the first part of our 2014 climate review for North Carolina, we look at some statewide statistics and extremes from the past year. Temperatures...
March Madness is Back… for Rainfall?!
Have you ever wondered how much rain or snow fell in your backyard? If so, then you could be a great addition to a growing...