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Gannon is an experienced broadcast meteorologist with WNCT-TV in Greenville, N.C., who will cover a wide range of weather topics for the Carolina Coastal Plain, Crystal Coast and Outer Banks, up to Hampton Roads and the Lower Chesapeake Bay.

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Thoughts of Thanksgiving and prayers for seasonable weather

Saturday, November 21st, 2009

As Thanksgiving nears, I have some thankful thoughts about the weather in eastern North Carolina in 2009. Foremost, I'm thankful for...
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Dare County hosts Outer Banks wind power information session

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A recent study found that portions of the Outer Banks and Pamlico Sound region - some of the climatologically windiest areas in the the Carolinas -...
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Carolina Weather 101: Average fall temperature and rainfall patterns for Coastal Carolina

Despite its summery feel, the first full day of autumn 2009 inspires me to outline the fall weather norms for Coastal Carolina. TEMPERATURES Average...
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NC officials to reconsider ban on tool for fighting beach erosion

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The North Carolina Coastal Resources Commission will meet in New Bern Monday 9 / 14 to discuss possible implications with lifting a statewide ban on...
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Ten years later, Rocky Mount to remember Floyd with presentation

Ten years after the biggest natural disaster in North Carolina history, Rocky Mount will remember Hurricane Floyd with a presentation "Hurricane...
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When does fall start? That depends on your perspective...

This time of year, I often field the question: "When does fall begin?" The short answer is, this year anyway, September 22, but I might...
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Test your hurricane knowledge! Answer to Hurricane Trivia Question #3 (from 8 / 11 / 09)

On Tuesday, I asked: Names of tropical storms and hurricanes in the Atlantic Basin are rooted primarily in American English, Spanish and what other...
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Test your hurricane knowledge! Hurricane trivia question #3 (from 8 / 11 / 09)

Names of tropical storms and hurricanes in the Atlantic Basin are rooted primarily in American English, Spanish and what other language? A. French B....
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North Carolina's Give 2 the Troops "Beat the Heat" campaign aims to help troops in Iraq, Afghanistan

Average late July daily high temperatures hover around 90 degrees in eastern North Carolina, but high temperatures easily top 110 or 120 degrees on...
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Benjamin Franklin: Declaration of Independence signer, meteorologist far ahead of his time

The meteorological insight of Declaration of Independence signer Benjamin Franklin was decades - if not centuries - ahead of its time: Through careful...
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