North Carolina Climate Report Warns Of Major Century-Scale Changes
NOAA scientists say the climate assessment shows large changes for North Carolina by 2100 under both emission scenarios with sea level rise and frequent high tide flooding set to intensify. coastal impacts along shores, sounds, and rivers are highlighted as the most dramatic.
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NOAA
David Easterling
Easterling
North Carolina
Gov
Roy Cooper
Tancred Miller
State Department of Environmental Quality
Division of Coastal Management
Coastal Resources
Preliminary North Carolina climate report highlights sea level rise and more extreme weather
The draft findings forecast higher temperatures, more warm nights, fewer cold days, and more hot days across seasons in North Carolina. Precipitation, atmospheric moisture, and extreme rainfall are set to rise, with sea level projected to 2100 at Duck 1.7 to 3.9 feet and Wilmington 1.2 to 3.3 feet, intensifying coastal flooding and high tide risks. Hurricanes will grow stronger with more heavy rainfall. inland flooding may follow.
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Kunkel
North Carolina
Duck
Wilmington
New Bern Arts and Heritage Events Highlight Black History Month
A multi event page details plays sponsored by Creekside Cabinets and New Bern heritage programs. Includes Tryon Palace tours on Feb 8, African American history forums, musical programs at St. Peter's AME Zion Church, Gallery receptions, and business/club meetings in Five Points with schedule specifics and registration reminders.
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Tryon Palace
New Bern Academy
Stanly
New Bern Academy Museum
Tryon Palace Gardens
North Carolina History Center
Pepsi
Hadley Cheris
Chris Meekins
North Carolina Archives
Victor T. Jones Jr
New Bern-Craven County
US Air Force
New York
St. Peter’s
New Bern
Five Points
AAHCC
Garry Slade
Erlinda C. Dobson
North Carolina
Dobson
St. Peter’s Ame Zion
Herndon
Kathy Adolph
Broad St
New Bern- Craven County
Coastal Women’s Forum
Chelsea
Deborah Langhans
Craven County
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N.C. Institute For Climate Studies
Raleigh
Kirk Ross
Carolina Public Press
Coastal Review
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Coastal Review Online
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Civic Theatre
Creekside Cabinets
The
State Archives
Debbi Blake
Harold Bate Foundation
CoastalWomensForum.com
Charlie. Hall
Newbornsy
John Smith
Karen Gardner
Sun Journal
Wellons
Earl Temple
Craven, Pamlico & Jane’s Counties
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