Devastating #HurricaneWilma slammed into southwestern Florida #OnThisDay in 2005, as @NOAA's GOES-12 satellite tracked its path to landfall. Wilma still stands as the most intense #hurricane ever recorded in the Atlantic Basin.

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RT @NOAASatellites: Devastating #HurricaneWilma slammed into southwestern Florida #OnThisDay in 2005, as @NOAA's GOES-12 satellite tracked its path to landfall. Wilma still stands as the most intense #hurricane ever recorded in the Atlantic Basin.

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#OnThisDay in 2012, Post-Tropical Cyclone #Sandy (#SuperstormSandy) slammed into the New Jersey coastline near Atlantic City. It remains one of the most devastating storms in U.S. history.

Learn more in this video from @NOAAOceanToday: https://t.co/MLtXuzlGfU https://t.co/gAJEApM4uj

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RT @GOESguy: Experimental #GOES14 rapid scan imagery of #SuperStormSandy in 2012: https://t.co/wKKdp3NMFH or https://t.co/7YaMxaBIPL @UWSSEC @UWCIMSS GOES-14 was put into a special mode, collecting 1-min imagery, to prepare for the operational meso-scale imagery of the #GOESR series ABI.

#OnThisDay in 2012, Post-Tropical Cyclone #Sandy (#SuperstormSandy) slammed into the New Jersey coastline near Atlantic City. It remains one of the most devastating storms in U.S. history.

Learn more in this video from @NOAAOceanToday: https://t.co/MLtXuzlGfU https://t.co/gAJEApM4uj - NOAA Satellites

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RT @NOAASatellites: #OnThisDay in 2012, Post-Tropical Cyclone #Sandy (#SuperstormSandy) slammed into the New Jersey coastline near Atlantic City. It remains one of the most devastating storms in U.S. history.

Learn more in this video from @NOAAOceanToday: https://t.co/MLtXuzlGfU https://t.co/gAJEApM4uj

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RT @NOAANCEI: #OnThisDay, the 1929 Grand Banks Tsunami occurred. This event is Canada's most tragic earthquake-related tsunami with 28 lives lost. Learn more: https://t.co/ahN1veEPfQ https://t.co/MdY3XDccYv

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#OnThisDay 20 years ago, a magnitude 9.1 #earthquake triggered a #tsunami that devastated the Indian Ocean region. Approximately 230,000 people were killed or went missing.

Understanding how tsunamis🌊 work can help protect lives and communities: https://t.co/bXq2x1MBol

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#OnThisDay 8 years ago, @NOAA's GOES-16 satellite transmitted its first high-resolution images back to Earth.

This stunning #FullDisk image was captured via the Advanced Baseline Imager (ABI), one of the satellite's advanced instruments.

#GOES16 marked the beginning of the revolutionary GOES-R series and is now also known as #GOESEast.

More: https://t.co/BnbsFyPRnH

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#OnThisDay 60 years ago, the TIROS IX satellite provided the first photomosaic image of the world!
This image pieces together 450 individual photographs taken by the satellite, with landmass edges highlighted for clarity.

See how modern satellite technology has made a world of difference: https://t.co/Bb7YO4sIL5

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RT @NOAANCEI: #OnThisDay in 1964, the largest recorded earthquake in U.S. history struck Alaska’s Prince William Sound. The earthquake and subsequent tsunamis ravaged coastal communities and claimed over 139 lives. https://t.co/85DkW3k8GH @NOAA @NWS_NTWC https://t.co/EMf82DlXTW

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#OnThisDay 65 years ago, the world’s first successful meteorological #satellite (#TIROS1) launched, paving the way for the future of space-based weather technology. 🛰️

Learn more about this ground-breaking mission: https://t.co/5Y8Gktf7Cw https://t.co/6llw7v4lJv

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RT @NOAASatellites: #OnThisDay 65 years ago, the world’s first successful meteorological #satellite (#TIROS1) launched, paving the way for the future of space-based weather technology. 🛰️

Learn more about this ground-breaking mission: https://t.co/5Y8Gktf7Cw https://t.co/6llw7v4lJv

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Happy launch-iversary, GOES-R! 🚀
#OnThisDay in 2016, the #GOESR 🛰️ blasted off from @NASAKennedy and was renamed GOES-16 once in orbit.

As the first of @NOAA’s GOES-R Series of satellites, it ushered in a new era of advanced environmental observations of the Western Hemisphere.

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