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Title of North Carolina State Climate Office: "North Carolina State Climate Office – A Public Service Center"

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Protected: Winter Recap 2025-26: Cool and Dry, With a Snowy Centerpiece

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Protected: Snow Melted, But Severe Drought Continued in February

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January’s Warm Start Flipped to a Frigid, Frozen Finish

The new year began with a memorable weather month, including an arriving chill and a wintry conclusion, which changed the landscape of our latest snow event...


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Rapid Reaction: A Statewide Snowstorm for the Ages

Accumulating snow fell all across North Carolina last weekend in our most widespread wintry event in more than a dozen years, and the biggest snow for some areas in several decades.

While this event had a classic Carolina snowstorm setup...


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Rapid Reaction: Weekend Winter Storm Brings Icy Glaze, But Few Outages

A winter storm with an icy, damaging history dealt a relatively minor blow to North Carolina last weekend, leaving a slippery glaze but limited power outages in its wake....


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