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Zebulon, North Carolina, situated in Wake County in the eastern part of the state, experiences a climate that brings a moderate to a fair amount of rainfall throughout the year. The town’s precipitation pattern is influenced by its subtropical climate, characterized by hot, humid summers and mild to cool winters. Rainfall in Zebulon is fairly evenly distributed over the months, without a distinct dry or wet season, which allows for a consistent replenishment of its lush green landscapes and supports local agriculture.
On average, Zebulon receives approximately 45 to 50 inches of rainfall annually. The wettest months are generally during the summer, with June, July, and August seeing higher rainfall totals, attributed in part to thunderstorms that frequently develop in the muggy summer atmosphere. Spring and fall also contribute significantly to the yearly precipitation with consistent rainfall, but with less intensity and frequency compared to the summer months.
The cooler months of the year, from late fall through winter, typically bring the least amount of rain. However, moisture-laden systems from the Gulf of Mexico or Atlantic Ocean can cause occasional spikes in rainfall during these periods. Zebulon’s precipitation is also influenced by its vulnerability to tropical storms and hurricanes, which can bring heavy bursts of rainfall, although such events are less predictable and vary significantly from year to year. The town’s residents and infrastructure are accustomed to the regular rainfall, and the water is a vital resource for the community, filling its lakes and nourishing its agricultural lands.