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May 14, 2024 · Summary. This report highlights an assessment of potential climate-related impacts, vulnerabilities, and risks for the City of Asheville that were identified during the planning process.
May 5, 2024 · Set in the Western North Carolina mountains, Asheville’s elevation allows for a temperate climate. Temperatures rarely reach extremes, and it’s cooler than other places in the region. In spring and fall, temperatures hover in the 50’s and 60’s with cool mornings and evenings, and warmer afternoons.
3 days ago · While the department processes the data internally, the weather station also contributes to the North Carolina Environment and Climate Observing Network ( NC ECONet ). The North Carolina State Climate Office, though a partnership with UNC Asheville, provides supplemental maintenance, support, and additional sensors for the site.
May 11, 2024 · Asheville resides in a climate known as a “subtropical climate,” which means it experiences relatively high humidity during the summer months and mild winters. This climate is typical of most of the state, except for the higher elevations of the Appalachian Mountains, which have a subtropical highland climate.
- Kelli Wheeler
6 days ago · Summer in the Asheville area means waterfalls, river fun, outdoor music, open-air dining, and hiking and biking trails for days. Whether you’re here for a week or long weekend, with your girlfriends or your family, you can cherry pick (or berry pick!) your ideal summer getaway from this locally curated list of Asheville summer musts. Things to Do this Summer in Asheville, NC Summer ...
- Lindsey Grossman
May 16, 2024 · North Carolina State Climate Office. Research III Building, Suite 130 1005 Capability Drive Centennial Campus Box 7236 NC State University. 919-515-3056
May 6, 2024 · April Accompanied By Little Precipitation, Big Hail. By Corey Davis and Sean Heuser. Ascending temperatures arrived in April, while the rain that moistened our March was mostly absent. However, our few thunderstorms did bring an icy, potentially record-matching surprise.
