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Billion-Dollar Disaster Seasons | Climate Central

Billion-dollar disasters are becoming more frequent and costly. Each U.S. region faces a different disaster mix at different times of the year.

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Coldest Days Warming Up | Climate Central

The coldest day of the year has warmed by 7°F on average across 242 U.S. locations since 1970.

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CCC considers hosting weather station on campus

MOREHEAD CITY — Carteret Community College could be the future site of a weather station tower that measures 15 environmental and climate variables.

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Winter weather forecasts depend a lot on who you ask

There are plenty of tools both based in science and based on folklore and human observation to predict winter weather. Find out what actually works.

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Bone-dry weather this fall has led to a fast-developing drought in North Carolina

Although the growing season for row crops has come to an end, farmers in North Carolina are still facing the impacts of worsening drought conditions.

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