North Carolina weather by month
Three stations that split the state the way the land does — mountains, middle, and coast, each with a winter of its own.
Based on 3 weather stations.
The year across North Carolina
| Month | Highs | Nights | Wet days |
|---|---|---|---|
| January | 48–52° | 29–36° | 3–7 |
| February | 52–57° | 32–37° | 3–6 |
| March | 59–64° | 38–43° | 2–7 |
| April | 68–73° | 46–51° | 5–7 |
| May | 75–80° | 54–60° | 6–7 |
| June | 82–87° | 61–69° | 7–8 |
| July | 86–90° | 65–73° | 6–8 |
| August | 84–89° | 64–72° | 6–7 |
| September | 79–83° | 58–69° | 5–6 |
| October | 69–73° | 47–58° | 4–5 |
| November | 59–63° | 37–48° | 5 |
| December | 51–55° | 32–40° | 2–6 |
A single row can hide a real spread — open a month to see it region by region.
The Mountains
- Asheville A mountain town high enough to keep its summers gentle, its winters real, and its autumns famous.
The Piedmont
- Charlotte A Piedmont city with four distinct seasons, long forgiving falls, and just enough winter ice to shut everything down once a year.
The Coast
- Outer Banks The wind is the real weather out here — a thin strip of sand between a warm ocean and a shallow sound, where the season changes but the breeze never quite stops.