C3HE November workshop: Building collaborative approaches to complex climate hazards December 5, 2024 The NOAA-funded Climate Adaptation Partnership team, Carolinas Collaborative on Climate, Health and Equity (C3HE), held a workshop that allowed team members to meet in person,…
New Resources Address Drought Communication Challenges September 23, 2021 A dusty old weather pun says that drought is a very dry topic, but in practice, communicating about drought is an issue saturated with challenges,…
Our New Website Offers Data on Demand, ECONet Insights April 5, 2021 We’re proud to officially launch our new-look website today, and our current design is more than just a fresh coat of paint. Here’s an overview…
Winter Outlook 2020-21: La Niña Has Landed November 18, 2020 For the ninth year in a row, we’re proud to share our winter outlook for North Carolina. This year, the atmosphere has offered up a…
Join Us for Climate-Conscious NC! August 13, 2020 Happy August! For those of you that don’t know me yet, my name is Kathie Dello and I’m the State Climatologist and Director of the…
North Carolina Climate Science Report Plain Language Summary March 11, 2020 For the past 8 months, our office has been involved in writing the North Carolina Climate Science Report, the first report of its kind for…
Q&A: Our Record Warmest Year in 2019 January 8, 2020 Those warm days in late December when temperatures touched the 70s didn’t just make you pull out the sandals for holiday break. They also helped…
The 2019-20 Winter Outlook: A Little of Everything? November 21, 2019 We’ve already gotten our first taste of winter with last week’s freezing temperatures, so with a whole season still to come, it’s natural to wonder:…
Mount Mitchell Wrings Out a New Record July 8, 2019 The most extreme site in North Carolina has added another item to its resume. After a recent review by a committee of statewide scientists, Mount…