# Kathie Dello
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Kathie D. Dello is an American science communicator and the Director of State Climate Office of North Carolina. She looks to understand and explain the weather and climate in North Carolina using research, education and outreach. Dello provides regular environmental commentary to the media.
Meet North Carolina's New State Climatologist
In 1976, long before climate change was on the public radar, North Carolina created the State Climate Office. Today, it is the second largest office in the country. This summer, Kathie Dello took the helm, becoming the first woman to serve as North Carolina's state climatologist. Dello was in Ashev…
Climate change and this summer's extreme heat
Intense heat this year from England to Oklahoma has set records that are nearly unprecedented. North Carolina climatologist Kathie Dello talks with us about the climate change connections to extreme heat, what can be done, and why we should not give in to doomism.
About the Across the Sky podcast
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A look inside America’s climate data bunker
Embedded in a warehouse within the Blue Ridge Mountains, climate scientists are collecting rows upon rows of weather data going back centuries. But these archives aren’t just collecting dust – they’re helping us anticipate weather events in the future and create tools to navigate the fallout of the…
Earth Day in Charlotte: City still aims to be carbon-free by 2030
This week on Flashpoint, WCNC's Ben Thompson talks with Sarah Hazel, chief sustainability officer for the city of Charlotte, on the city's strategic energy action plan. In 2018, the city of Charlotte adopted the plan with a goal to have all its fleet and facilities fueled by 100 percent zero-carbon…
Due South Celebrates Earth Day 2024
In honor of Earth Day 2024, co-host Leoneda Inge chats with Dr. Jack Kurki-Fox of NC State University about microplastics pollution; State Climatologist Dr. Kathie Dello to talk about climate change in NC; and Charles Welch of the Duke Lemur Center about lemur conservation.
Raleigh is Leading the Way with Climate Action
Please note, this episode was recorded in early September, before Hurricane Helene devastated Western North Carolina. That's why the storm isn't mentioned in our discussion. Our thoughts are with those affected, and the City has been actively sending personnel and resources to assist in recovery ef…
From drought to deluge: North Carolina’s long road ahead - Kathie Dello
We get into 100-, 500- and 1,000-year floods, the closing of I-40 for a year and how -- if at all – certain things should be rebuilt.
Helene: A 1,000-year event that could happen again sooner [Podcast Ep. 514]
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When it comes to the chances another Helene-like storm could hit the Carolinas in the future, it's really a matter of when and not if. Could it be in another 100 years? Another 500 years? Another 1,000 years? Or could a changing climate dramatically increase the reoccurrence of these events?
This …
Better Data, Stronger Communities: Using Data to Build Resilience in a Changing Climate
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At the 2026 Data Summit, Leanne Spaulding, Resilience and Data Lead at the Environmental Policy Innovation Center, moderated a conversation on how better data can support resilience, environmental risk management, and growth. She was joined by Emily Dhingra, Senior Project Manager …
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