By the State Climate OfficeThroughout August and September 2019, we’ll remember the anniversaries of hurricanes that struck North Carolina 20 years ago, 30 years ago… and all the way... |Climate Blog, Climate Summary
By Corey DavisHeadlined by a week of often-oppressive heat for humans and crops alike, July was marked by warm temperatures and scattered but near-normal rainfall. In this... |Climate Blog, News
By Corey Davis and Sean HeuserThe most extreme site in North Carolina has added another item to its resume. After a recent review by a committee of statewide scientists, Mount... |Climate Blog, Climate Summary
By Corey DavisJune brought wet weather across much of North Carolina, as well as a mid-month break from the heat. It also saw our office get out... |News
By the State Climate OfficeWe are delighted to announce that later this month, Kathie Dello will join the State Climate Office of North Carolina as our new permanent director... |Climate Blog, Climate Summary
By Corey DavisSizzling summer temperatures and widespread dry weather made for a scorching May that saw drought emerge in a potentially unlikely area. The Heat is On... |Climate Blog, Climate Summary
By Corey DavisAcross the state, April saw wet weather including tornado-producing storms, increasing temperatures, and a yellow cloud covering the landscape thanks to a springtime pollen-pocalypse. Rain... |Climate Blog, Events
By Corey DavisLast week included a decidedly bad Friday weather-wise for much of North Carolina as severe thunderstorms produced damaging straight-line winds and tornadoes across the state.... |Climate Blog, Climate Summary
By Corey DavisSteadily warming temperatures throughout March, as well as a dry and mostly snow-free month, mean spring is upon us. In this post, we also look...
