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Weather
  • Its hail. Ap.16-43:14.
  • Five persons are killed in Bertie county tornado'. Ap.20-43:1; Ap.21-43:1. Ap.23-g3:
  • Lightening kills woman during storm in Nash. Ap.21-43:14.
  • One killed, four Injured during Columbus tornado. May 27-43:2.
  • Tw8s reelly a hot June. Jl.2-43:12.
  • Wind, hail and -wind storm does dpmage. Jl.23-43:12.
  • Three die, cfops! damaged in east Carolina storm. Jl. fc 24-43:1.
Weather
  • State hit by severe cold. D.16-43:1. 11.
  • Weather proved friend and foe. D.?3-43: State travel hamnered by ice-coated high
  • ways. D.26-43:1.
  • State hit by snow storm. Jan.9-44:1. 1.
  • Storm hampers highway travel. Jan.10-44:
  • Weather bureau plans to change set-up here. Mar.21-44:2.
  • Co] ': continuing over eastern Carolina. Mar.21-44:10.
Weather
  • 44:. Tornado strikes Lucama Kection. Mr. 2S-Eastern N.C. hit by destructive tornado.
  • Ap.25-44:1.
  • Part of Wayne hit by tornado. Ap.26-44:2 Tropical storm expected to miss N.C.
  • coast area. Jl.17-44:1.
  • Eastern Carolina counts storm loss in
  • millions. Ag.3-44:1.
  • Entire Carolina coast on alert for hurrl
  • cane. S.14-44:1. S.15-44:1. S.16-44:2. S.17-44:2.
Weather
  • 12.
  • Roanoke nearing its flood, stage. S. 20-44 S.21-44:2. 2.
  • Estimate damage in coast storm. S.22-44:
  • Eastern rivers nesr overflow; Tornado in Wilson county. 0.1-44:2.
  • Carolina region escapes severe hurricane damage. 0.21-44:1.
  • Raleigh branch of the weather bureau is being moved to State College. N. <_,5-44:2.
  • Hot temperature. Mar.18-45:2.
Weather
  • 12. March produced record for heat. Ap.3-45: Hailstorm loss reported heavy from Godwin toward Clinton. Je.1-45:10.
  • Hurricane damage slight on N.C.coast. Je 26-45:1. 2.
  • Heat wave hits new high marks, ffe.30-45: Rainy St. Swithin's dry brought much rein here. Ag.25-45:10.
  • Rein and lightning causes considerable damrge here. S.16-45:10 X.
Weather
  • Rockingham hit by storn flood. S.18-45:1 Meny hiffhpyr blocked as r?in floods streams. S.18-45:3.
  • Flood -waters close roads, east Carolina crops hurt. S.19-45:1.
  • Rivers continue to rise in flood stricken areas. 3.20-45:1. S.23-45:1. 8. Radar discloses weather trends. 0.7-45: Weather very favorable in Oct. N.7-45:14 Sgate digs out from sleet fall. Jan.18-46:1.
Weather
  • 46:10. Aurora Borealis seen in Goldsboro. F.8-Weather observer serwes Uncle Sam free for 56 years. bept. 28-47: 3IV. State held In icy grip of sleet and cold wind. Jan. 25-48: 1.
  • Weather brongs motor folshaps. Jan. 25-48 Weather closes schools, in Wake, other counties. Jan. 26-48SJ 1.
  • State's worst ice storm paralyzes extensive area. Feb. 1-48. 1.
Weather
  • "Worst" winter seems to depend on how your memory serves you. Feb. 1-k-S' 3-v
  • Damaging snowstorm sets 15-year record for State. Feb. 2-l.g: 1.
  • N.C. Coast hit hard by heavy storm. Feb. 3-lJ-g: 1.
  • State recovering after icy blasts. Feb. 3-M: 1.
  • Year's second big storm covers State with snow. Feb. 10-4g: 1.
Weather
  • Carolina now digging out from second big snowfall. Feb. ll-4g: 1.
  • Deep freeze continues to hold State In grip. Feb. 12-: 1.
  • John Phlfer has seen all the elements. Feb. 22-4g: 6-IV.
  • It was year's hottest day. Je. 24-gJ 1.
  • Hottest June 2 In 6l years recorded. Je. 25-14-g: 1.
Weather
  • fwas wetteart since 1905. Je. 2-49: 18. Wettest June slnee 1943. Jly. 2-49: 8.