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The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration released its Atlantic Basin hurricane forecast on Thursday. The agency predicts 13 to 19 named storms, six to 10 of which could become hurricanes and three to five of which could become major hurricanes. NOAA predicts a 60 percent chance of an above-average hurricane season due to a couple of reasons. They're saying the ENSO-neutral conditions, West African monsoon, warm sea-surface temperature…See the Story

SCDNR Launches 'GatorWise' Project

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CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCBD) – The South Carolina Department of Natural Resources wants you to stay “GatorWise” this summer. The agency announced Monday the release of its alligator information project, called GatorWise, which aims to promote guidance on how to act when coming into contact with an alligator. The main goal is to minimize conflict between humans and alligators. Biologists say the program is important because it will offer a central pla…See the Story

Ellicott City flood mitigation projects face potential delays without federal funding

Ellicott City flood mitigation projects face potential delays without federal funding

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Howard County officials are concerned that some of Ellicott City's flood mitigation projects could be delayed after the Federal Emergency Management Agency paused $10 million in promised grant funding.Since 2018, Howard County has been working on seven flood mitigation projects, with two completed and two currently under construction. WATCH: FEMA funding pause threatens Ellicott City flood projects FEMA funding pause threatens Ellicott City floo…See the Story

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Will It Be Another Record-Breaking Summer? Scientists Say Yes.

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Higher global temperatures have become the new normal. Following boosts from El Niño years, scientists say temperatures haven’t fallen back down after upward swings.National Weather Service · North Carolina See the Story

NC Coastal Visitors Warned About Disturbing Wild Horses After 6-Day-Old Foal Separated From Mom

NC Coastal Visitors Warned About Disturbing Wild Horses After 6-Day-Old Foal Separated From Mom

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BEAUFORT, N.C. (WNCN) -- North Carolina officials are warning visitors at the coast to stay away from wild horses after an incident involving a 6-day-old foal earlier this month. There are several areas on the coast where wild horses roam free, including at the Outer Banks in Corolla and the Shackleford Banks in the Cape Lookout National Seashore. Wild horses on Ocracoke Island live in an 180-acre enclosure. The warning from state officials this…Beaufort, North Carolina · Beaufort See the Story

Mom, cubs out for a stroll

Mom, cubs out for a stroll

Featured Image A mother black bear and three cubs stroll along Creef Cut Wildlife Trail in Alligator River National Wildlife Refuge, located on the Albemarle Peninsula in eastern North Carolina. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, in a press release featuring the photo, recommends staying at least 1,000 yards away from bears. Use binoculars, scopes and telephoto lens to get a better look. Check out BearWise, an online resource that offers practi…North Carolina · North Carolina Read Article

Core Sound readies for annual summer Parlor Talk Series

Core Sound readies for annual summer Parlor Talk Series

Cape Lookout National Seashore’s wildlife biologist Dr. Sue Stuska in the field. She is to speak July 3 about the Shackleford horses. Photo: National Park Service Core Sound Waterfowl Museum and Heritage Center has announced its summer Parlor Talk Series schedule. The museum is headquartered on Harkers Island, and has a satellite location at 806 Arendell St., in downtown Morehead City, where the talks will take place. The talks are scheduled for…Morehead City · Morehead City Read Article

As Brunswick building booms, existing residents see effects

As Brunswick building booms, existing residents see effects

Paws Place President Lee VanOrmer explains recently how the Winnabow dog rescue had just enough money to pay a contractor to pour an elevated concrete slab that will be the base of the storm shelter for animals that must be evacuated to higher ground. Photo: Trista Talton Just beyond a wooded area that marks Paws Place Dog Rescue’s east-facing property line, signs of neighbors to come dot the horizon. Rooftops of two-story houses in various stag…Brunswick County, North Carolina · Brunswick County Read Article

Officials urge 'When in doubt, stay out' of discolored water

Officials urge 'When in doubt, stay out' of discolored water

Health officials warn the public to avoid algal blooms, like this one. Photo: NCDEQ If the water color looks a little off, don’t get in it. The North Carolina Department of Environmental Quality’s Division of Water Resources is reminding the public to steer clear of discolored water as we usher in summer and the warmer temperatures the season will undoubtedly bring. Discolored would could be an indication of the presence of an algal bloom, certa…North Carolina · North Carolina Read Article

Humpback eyes see silhouettes at distance, little detail: Study

Humpback eyes see silhouettes at distance, little detail: Study

UNC Wilmington Assistant Professor of Biology and Marine Biology Lorian Schweikert and graduate student Vanessa Moreno measure the dimensions of a humpback whale eye specimen. Photo: Michael Spencer/UNCW With eyes roughly the size of softballs, it may stand to reason that one of the largest mammals on Earth should have exceptionally sharp vision. Humpback whales have some of the biggest eyes of any animal on the planet, or the oceans in which th…Wilmington, North Carolina · Wilmington Read Article

Marine Fisheries Commission Advances Flounder Allocation for 2025

Marine Fisheries Commission Advances Flounder Allocation for 2025

From CoastalReview.orgThe North Carolina Marine Fisheries Commission has chosen its preferred management option for this year’s southern flounder allocation: an even split between commercial and recreational fisheries.Members selected the option detailed in the Southern Flounder Fishery Management Plan Amendment 4 last week during the commission’s meeting in Beaufort. Commission documents state that the final vote on Amendment 4 is scheduled for…Beaufort, North Carolina · Beaufort See the Story