By Corey DavisWinter’s latest chapter in North Carolina was the longest and most eventful of the year, bringing the suspense of precipitation type transitions, the fears of... |Climate Blog, Climate Summary
By Monthly statistics for January 2014:Statewide Average Precipitation: 3.38 inches (52nd driest since 1895)Statewide Average Temperature: 33.93°F (7th coldest since 1895)* Values generated from preliminary numbers A Cold... |Climate Blog, Events
By Corey DavisJust a week after a quick round of snow dusted much of North Carolina, last night’s event brought an even heartier helping of winter weather... |Climate Blog, Events
By Bradley McLamb (NC DAQ) and Corey DavisWhen you hear the term “lake effect snow”, you probably think of the Great Lakes phenomenon that gives cities like Buffalo, NY, several feet of... |Climate Blog
By Corey DavisLast week, we looked ahead to the upcoming winter. Today, we want to look back and share a few stories of memorable winter storms as... |Climate Blog, News, Seasonal Outlook
By Corey Davis and Bradley McLamb (NC DAQ)This is the final part of our 2013-14 winter outlook series, which includes our official winter outlook based on clues from global climate patterns. This... |Climate Blog, Seasonal Outlook
By Corey DavisThis is the second part in our four-part 2013-14 winter outlook series. The first post recalled some major winter storms in North Carolina and their... |Climate Blog, Seasonal Outlook
By Corey Davis and Bradley McLamb (NC DAQ)This is the first part in our four-part 2013-14 winter outlook series. The first two posts this year will look back at some memorable major... |Climate Blog, Climate Summary