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September 2, 2014 Climate Blog, Climate Summary

August is Cool for NC, Rainy in Spots

By Corey Davis 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...

August 20, 2014 Climate Blog

Behind the Scenes of our Latest Station Installation

By Corey Davis and Ryan Boyles 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...

July 14, 2014 Climate Blog

Climatologically, the Warmest Day of Summer is Just Around the Corner

By Sean Heuser Last week, we tweeted a graphic from the National Climatic Data Center (NCDC) showing when the warmest day of the year happens climatologically. According to...

October 17, 2013 Climate Blog

Summer Projects: Leaf Wetness and its Effects

By Madeline Pope This 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...

October 3, 2013 Climate Blog

Summer Projects: Freeze Risk and a New ECONet Station

By Joseph Taylor This 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...

July 23, 2013 Climate Blog

Update from the Field: What’s Happening with the ECONet?

By Andrew Martin and Sean Heuser Our 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...

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