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3378
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For many, the snow storm of March 1 and 2, 1927, which blanketed the central and eastern sections of the state with twenty inches and drifts up to four feet, is the one all others are measured against.
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7807
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North Carolina is a state where severe weather occurs at any time--floods, strong thunderstorms, tornadoes, and powerful hurricanes. This article lists ways to prepare family members and property for severe weather.
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25126
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Coastal specialist Spencer Rogers answers questions about waves such as where they come from and why they come in sets.
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36006
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Built in Morehead City during the Great Depression, it was the first ferry to run on Hatteras Island. With its important role, the Hadeco became more than a form of human transport or mail delivery. It helped to define a way of life for decades to come.
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43003
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"As climate change brings more intense hurricanes and higher seas that threaten the shape and survival of coastal communities, homeowners still have options that can help the risk of property damage. One option for helping homeowners reduce risk of storm damage is the FORTIFIED program
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