Interested in signing up for CoCoRaHS? Just want to learn more about the nationwide network of precipitation observers? This post is for you! For more than 20 years, CoCoRaHS has maintained a network of weather observers across the nation that report critical precipitation totals on a daily basis. The project got it’s start in Colorado…
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Prepare Now! Severe Weather on Thursday
Hi everyone, here’s the latest on the severe threat that’s expected to impact the Carolinas on Thursday, March 18th (yes, tomorrow!). If you have any questions, please tune into our YouTube livestream tonight at 8:30 PM and we’ll be sure to take them. As of today at noon, the Storm Prediction Center has placed a…
Severe Storms to Threaten the Carolinas on Thursday
Good evening everyone! Here’s the latest on the severe weather threat that will affect the Carolinas on Thursday, March 18th. As of Tuesday afternoon, the Storm Prediction Center has issued a slight risk (level 2/5) of severe weather for areas along and west of Highway 321 in Western North Carolina on Thursday. This includes Asheville,…
The Winter of Close Calls
Let’s start with some trivia… What’s hot, cold, wet, dry, and depressingly dark? If you said “winter in the Carolinas”, you got it right! We’re offering free spring passes until June, get ’em while they’re not too hot! In all seriousness, meteorological winter just wrapped up, so I wanted to do a quick review of…
Sign-Up for Free Storm Spotter Training
Join the network of trained weather spotters across the Carolinas! The Carolina Weather Group is hosting free SKYWARN Storm Spotter training with the National Weather Service Office in Columbia, South Carolina on Fri., March 26 at 6:30 p.m. Everyone from across the Carolinas is welcome. (You do not need to live near Columbia to…