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NC gets a variety of severe weather. From tornadoes and severe thunderstorms to hurricanes and wildfires and even flooding.
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What weather pattern most greatly influences the weather in nc?
is the NC a polor easterlie/weasterlie or a tropical easterlie/westerlie
What is the most common direction of weather systems entering nc?
east to west
Will a severe thunderstorm watch likely be issued for western NC tonight April 28th 2014?
It is uncertain at this point. If the storms approaching western North Carolina intensify, it will be possible. ___________________________________ First, WikiAnswers isn't the right source for up-to-the-minute weather. Try Accuweather, at the link below. Second, it sure looks like it! The storms currently (as of 7:40 PM Eastern Time, 4/28/2014) moving accross Tennessee are showing on the weather radar in all shades of yellows, oranges, reds, purples and even scarier colors.
What will the weather be in Asheville NC middle of October?
Warm days that shouldn't be overly hot, with cool nights getting colder as the month progresses. There will be some rain, but few storms, and likely no snow.
Does it snow in mooresville NC?
i live in mooresville nc and it does snow but not all the time
Is there going to be severe weather in Western NC Wednesday December 26th 2012?
There is a chance of severe weather in western North Carolina, but most of the threat is in the eastern part of the state. A few severe wind gusts cannot be ruled out.
What weather pattern most greatly influences the weather in nc?
is the NC a polor easterlie/weasterlie or a tropical easterlie/westerlie
Where is the highest manned weather station in NC?
grandfather mountain
What is the most common direction of weather systems entering nc?
east to west
What type of chlorine is banned in nc?
gas
Has Western North Carolina ever been under a high risk of severe storms?
Yes. The extreme portions of western North Carolina were under a high risk outlook on November 15, 1989 and April 8, 1998. In a few cases where one was issued not far from there: On April 10, 2009 a high risk of severe weather was issued for parts of Tennessee, Alabama, and Georgia, coming very near the western tip of North Carolina. The western part of the state was under a moderate risk. On April 16, 2011 a high risk of severe weather was issued for eastern North Carolina. On April 27, 2011 a high risk of severe weather was issued for an area stretching across parts of Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia, and Tennessee, nearly reaching North Carolina. Part of western NC was under a moderate risk.
How high is the tornado threat for Western NC on Tuesday Oct 14th 2014?
Tornado risk level is not given on day 2 outlooks. However, given the mention of tornadoes and the level of risk for general severe weather in the area, parts of western North Carolina may fall in the 5% area.
How many miles is it to Louisville KY from Terrell NC?
461 mi.go to maps.google.com and type inLouisville Ky from Terrell NC
Weather history Edenton NC?
Occasional thunderstorms, some severe.........few tornado incidents....the largest risk since we're so close to the coast would be hurricanes......we've been lucky and haven't been impacted since 2003 (Isabel), so we are overdue for a tropical system to impact us.
Is Snake handling legal NC?
Yes, you can handle snakes in NC. Some counties restrict the type of snake you can have. Just check with USARC.ORG
How long does it take to fly from NC to the Dominican Republic?
It takes around 2 and a half hours depending on weather and air traffic.
What would happen if there was ever an 60 percent wind threat area an 15 percent hail threat area and an 5 percent tornado threat area from the SPC for Western NC one day?
It is difficult to say exactly what would happen, as a severe weather outlook outlook is based on a forecast weather event which may or may not develop as expected. Such an outlook, however, would suggest an event in which there was a high risk for severe and a slight risk for hail and tornadoes. Such and outlook might suggest the possible development of a squall line, perhaps with bowing segments. Such an event could potentially produce widespread straight-line wind damage accompanied by a few tornadoes and some severe hail.
