By Corey DavisThis is the second part of our 2014-15 winter outlook series. We previously covered forecasts from folklore, and today we dip into the Pacific to... |Climate Blog, Seasonal Outlook
By Corey DavisToday we begin our four-part winter outlook series with the forecasts from some well-known bits of folklore. From bugs to plants to sun spots, many... |Climate Blog, Climate Summary
By climateadminWith the arrival (finally!) of warmer temperature across the state during this first week of April, many may be quickly leaving the memory of March... |Climate Blog, Climate Summary, Seasonal Outlook
By Corey Davis and Bradley McLamb (NC DAQ)It has been a long and active winter in North Carolina, and it appears it is finally coming to an end. In this blog post,... |Climate Blog, Climate Summary
By Corey DavisIn North Carolina, we had a little bit of everything this winter, from frozen precipitation to severe storms, and from single-digit low temperatures to highs... |Climate Blog, Climate Summary
By Ryan BoylesMonthly statistics for February 2014:Statewide Average Precipitation: 3.27 inches (42nd driest since 1895)Statewide Average Temperature: 42.12°F (60th warmest / 61st coldest since 1895)* Values generated from preliminary... |Climate Blog, Events
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...