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January 2026 has been colder than January 2025 in , primarily due to a significant cold snap and winter weather event occurring in the latter half of the month. Comparison Summary
- January 2025: Experienced a notably warm start to the year. Reports for the region indicate it was one of the warmest starts to a year on record for several North Carolina climate sites.
- January 2026: While the month began with very warm temperatures, it transitioned into a period of extreme cold and winter weather starting around January 23.
- Recent Extreme Lows: Temperatures dropped significantly toward the end of the month, with lows reaching as low as 14°F on January 29 and 17°F on January 26 and 30.
- Average Temperature: The average temperature reported for the mid-to-late portion of the month (Jan 10–25) was approximately 45°F, with a low of 25°F recorded during that specific interval.
- Winter Storm: A wintry mix was forecast for January 24, followed by dangerous cold with single-digit wind chills on January 26 and 27.
Temperature Trends
| Metric | January 2025 Trend | January 2026 Trend |
|---|---|---|
| Overall Character | Warm start to the year. | Warm start followed by a deep cold snap. |
| Notable Lows | Generally milder than 2026. | 14°F (Jan 29), 17°F (Jan 26, 30). |
| Significant Events | Record warmth in some NC areas. | Winter storm (Jan 24) and single-digit wind chills. |
For real-time updates on shifting conditions, you can monitor the NWS Wilmington Forecast Office which covers the Bolivia area.
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