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Station ID:
311690
Station Name:
Charlotte Douglas Ap
City:
Charlotte, NC
Elevation:
728 feet above sea level
Network:
COOP
(about)
NWS Cooperative Observer: Daily air temperatures and precipitation are recorded by volunteers. Sensors are maintained by National Weather Service. Coop data make up the bulk of the historical climate record - several stations in NC have records for over 100 years. Current observations are available for many stations on the next day. Some stations only have updated observations 3-6 months later. There is a Coop station in almost every county in North Carolina.
Supported By:
NOAA National Weather Service
Location
Latitude:
35.22361°N
Longitude:
80.95528°W
History
Data Begins:
July 1, 1939
Data Ends:
May 2, 2026
One-Minute Data:
Not Available
Hourly Data:
Not Available
Daily Data:
Available
(since Jul 1, 1939)
Network Overview
COOP stations have minimal instrumentation but often have long periods of record for two key weather parameters: daily temperatures and precipitation. Observations are made once per day, and may be recorded automatically or manually by a volunteer observer. Hand-coded observations may take several months to become available online, while computer-submitted ones should show up by the next day.
Network Operated By:
National Centers for Environmental Information (NCEI)
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Network Photo
A COOP station near Cleveland, OH.
Photo from NWS Cleveland
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Plot of Recent Data
Select an observation frequency, period length, and up to 2 parameters in the panels above to view a plot of those recent observations.
The Almanac panel includes summaries of various parameters across multiple time periods, such as yesterday's high temperature or the total precipitation over the past 3 months, along with their historical rankings, averages, maximum, and minimum values.
To begin, select a date below and click "View Almanac". Once the Statistics by Time Period load, click the name of any Parameter to view a table of its recent observations. To view historical annual rankings, click on any colored icon under the Ranking column.
To begin, select a date below and click "View Almanac". Once the Statistics by Time Period load, click the name of any Parameter to view a table of its recent observations. To view historical annual rankings, click on any colored icon under the Ranking column.
Statistics by Time Period
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Additional Information
The Thresholds panel can display historical statistics for weather conditions reaching a given threshold, such as the average timing of first and last seasonal days below freezing or the number of days per year with temperatures at or above 90°F.
To begin, select a parameter, a threshold, and other options below, then click "View Statistics".
To begin, select a parameter, a threshold, and other options below, then click "View Statistics".
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