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Old 01-24-2009, 11:50 AM
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Default Weather question between North and South, N. Carolina
Is there a noticeable difference between Winston-Salem area and Charlotte? Is there more snow, ice, sunny days or humidity in one area vs the other?
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They are only an hour and half apart in same Piedmont region so um no
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I would imagine there is some slight difference. The Triad is at a higher elevation, closer to the mountains. I don't know for a fact that there's any difference, though. I've never lived in Charlotte, but Triad winters are colder than they are in SC or coastal NC.
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