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Century Since the Storm: Forecasting the Fury

This is the second part of our weeklong blog post series Century Since the Storm. One of the greatest meteorological advances since 1913 is our...

Century Since the Storm: Story of the Storm

When you think about memorable hurricanes in North Carolina, names like Fran, Floyd, Isabel, and Irene might come to mind. Perhaps you even remember older...

Severe Weather Hazards: Spring and Summer of 2013

Severe weather in North Carolina can be extremely hazardous to those in the path of a storm; however, weather safety precautions can reduce injuries and...

Different Observation Times Can Have a Big Impact

If you happened to be curious about how much it rained yesterday, you would probably be looking for how much rain fell on that exact...

A Soaking Wet Summer Continues in July

Monthly statistics for July 2013:Statewide Average Precipitation: 9.30 inches (very wet – 3rd wettest since 1895)Statewide Average Temperature: 76.83 (in the middle – 60th coolest since 1895)*...

Last Chance for Sea Breeze

Escaping from the heat is on the minds of many this time of year, even with the mild summer that we have had in 2013....

Halfway Through Summer… What Summer?

This week marks the halfway point for summer, and the first series of days in quite a while that have “typical” summer weather in North...