Climate in North Carolina, United States

North Carolina is one of the warmest region in the United States with an average daily high temperature of 22 degrees centigrade. The climate is almost moderate, but also offers a few sultry months with high humidity and high temperatures. Due to the warmer temperatures the best time for traveling is from June to August. Nearly unattractive for tourists are the cold months from November to March.

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hours of sunshine per day
Sunshine hours per day in the United States

rainy days per month
Rainy days per month in the United States

Precipitation in mm/day
Precipitation in the United States

Relative humidity in %
Relative humidity in the United States

Absolute humidity in g/m³ (approx.)
Absolute humidity in the United States

The most important cities in the region of North Carolina

North Carolina is a part of the United States and has an east-west extension of about 680 km. From north to south it is approximately 290 km. The biggest cities are Charlotte and Raleigh. The local time is now Monday, 4:08 am.

City	Population	Geo-Position
Charlotte	842,051	35°13'38"N	80°50'35"W
Raleigh	403,892	35°46'20"N	78°38'19"W
Greensboro	269,666	36°4'22"N	79°47'31"W
Winston-Salem	229,617	36°5'59"N	80°14'39"W
Durham	228,330	35°59'39"N	78°53'55"W
Fayetteville	200,564	35°3'10"N	78°52'42"W
Cary	135,234	35°47'30"N	78°46'52"W
Wilmington	106,476	34°13'33"N	77°56'41"W
High Point	104,371	35°57'20"N	80°0'19"W
Greenville	84,554	35°36'46"N	77°21'59"W
Asheville	83,393	35°36'3"N	82°33'14"W
Concord	79,066	35°24'32"N	80°34'54"W
Gastonia	71,741	35°15'43"N	81°11'14"W
Jacksonville	70,145	34°45'15"N	77°25'49"W
Rocky Mount	57,477	35°56'18"N	77°47'26"W
Chapel Hill	57,233	35°54'48"N	79°3'21"W
Burlington	49,963	36°5'44"N	79°26'16"W
Wilson	49,167	35°43'17"N	77°54'56"W
Huntersville	46,773	35°24'38"N	80°50'34"W
Kannapolis	42,625	35°29'14"N	80°37'18"W
Hickory	40,010	35°43'59"N	81°20'28"W
Apex	37,476	35°43'58"N	78°51'1"W
Goldsboro	36,437	35°23'6"N	77°59'34"W
Salisbury	33,662	35°40'15"N	80°28'27"W
Indian Trail	33,518	35°4'37"N	80°40'9"W
Monroe	32,797	34°59'8"N	80°32'58"W
Mooresville	32,711	35°35'5"N	80°48'36"W
Wake Forest	30,117	35°58'48"N	78°30'35"W
New Bern	29,524	35°6'31"N	77°2'39"W
Fort Bragg	29,183	35°8'20"N	79°0'22"W

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