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Beyond the Headlines: How the National Weather Service keeps ENC prepared (opens the original)
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NEWPORT, Carteret County — From hurricanes and tornadoes to flooding, rip currents and winter weather, National Weather Service meteorologists work around the clock to keep Eastern North Carolina informed and prepared. For Beyond the Headlines, meteorologists Eric Heden and Morgan Simms with the National Weather Service in Morehead City discuss how forecasts and warnings come together, the importance of partnerships with local media and emergency managers and how the public can help meteorologis
Artemis II astronaut Christina Koch returns to N.C. State for homecoming event (opens the original)
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In April, Christina Koch left on a historic flight to the moon, but her journey began here in Eastern Carolina. The Jacksonville native attended White Oak High School, then went on to graduate from N.C. State. Today, the astronaut returned to her alma mater for a homecoming event. Alumni, faculty, and students all packed the Oval on the N.C. State campus to hear her words of wisdom. When Koch was introduced to the crowd, she was also surprised with a gift. The "Engineering Building 2" on campus
Crystal Coast Star Party connects telescopes, dark skies and NASA science (opens the original)
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HARKERS ISLAND, N.C. — The Crystal Coast Stargazers’ annual Star Party returned in April, giving visitors a chance to look through telescopes, learn about dark skies and hear from a NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory speaker. Brandon Porter with the Crystal Coast Stargazers said this year marked the fifth anniversary of the Crystal Coast Star Party. The event was held over two nights, with attendees taking ferries out around 7:30 to 7:45 p.m. before hearing from a park ranger about Cape Lookout Ligh
Tropical Storm Bertha brings 40 mph winds, expected to track along the north Gulf Coast (opens the original)
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The Tropical Depression in the Gulf has become Tropical Storm Bertha. Bertha has 40 mile per hour winds and is moving west-northwest and expected to make a turn west. This track will take it on a pass along the north Gulf Coast through late week. Bertha should cross the southern Louisiana coast late Wednesday into Thursday. This tropical storm may decrease to a depression and then remnant low. This will occur late week into the weekend as this system moves inland along the Texas Gulf coast near
Tropical Depression Two forms (opens the original)
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The low in the Gulf has become Tropical Depression Two as of Sunday. Winds are 30 miles per hour, with the center drifting west-northwest. This will be a slow mover as it heads west. TD 2 will drift slowly through the eastern and northern Gulf. This system could become a tropical storm Sunday night or Monday. If this depression becomes a tropical storm, the name will be Bertha. The system will head west, along the Gulf Coast of the Florida Panhandle, Alabama and Mississippi. By Thursday, the sys
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