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RT @NWSMissoula: [11 am MDT, Aug 16] Wildfire smoke infiltrating #Montana and #Idaho will have an effect on our high temps today, preventing temps from getting to their full heating potential and feeling much cooler as a result. If the smoke breaks, temps could still heat up fast! #mtwx #idwx
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RT @NWSGlasgow: Patience is key... Just got a good burst of pillars here at the office. #mtwx #northernlights
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Glasgow checking in for tonight's northern lights appearance. Unfortunately, clouds have already building in from the west. In cloud breaks, one still may be able to see auroras peeking through. Skies begin to clear after midnight. Happy star/aurora-gazing! #mtwx #northernlights - NWS Glasgow NOAA Satellites
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RT @NWSGreatFalls: Decreasing clouds and snow will allow overnight lows to fall into the single digits above and below zero through Saturday night, possibly breaking some records. Wind chills could fall to as low as 15 below zero. Make sure to dress in layers to avoid hypothermia. #MTwx
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Interesting case of long-range transport of the #Klyuchevskoy volcanic cloud - which shows up as shades of blue in @NOAASatellites #GOESeast SO2 RGB (suggestive of ash) & shades of pink to yellow in Ash RGB (suggestive of an ash/SO2 mix): cimss.ssec.wisc.edu/satellit… #MTwx #NDwx
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H/t to @ncarletta for pointing out the SIGMET (~1430Z-1830Z) by @NWSAWC for volcanic ash over eastern North Dakota and northwest Minnesota.
Can see SO2/ash signal (bright yellow in Ash RGB) on satellite upstream moving out of SK into ND. #ndwx #mnwx - Carl Jones UW-Madison CIMSS
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Update on the #BCWildfire #smoke - #GOESEast True Color RGB images showed a dense plume moving S across #MTwx, #NDwx, #SDwx and #MNwx: https://t.co/MYBYPXRrKJ; https://t.co/NwSRauq5cG
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RT @NWSGrandForks: GOES-East🛰️ was also able to track heat signatures (bright red/white) associated with the large wildfires 🔥 in western North Dakota, in addition to their smoke plumes intermingled with blowing dust and clouds.
#ndwx #mtwx @NOAASatellites https://t.co/xDrqs80DNH
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GOES-East @NOAASatellites 🛰️ reveal new burn scars (seen as black splotches) in the wake of yesterday's large wildfires 🔥 in Williams and McKenzie counties of western North Dakota.
This animation shows a "before and after" true color imagery from Oct 5 vs Oct 6.
#ndwx #mtwx https://t.co/MXZLAW3znt NOAA Satellites
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Blowing Snow RGB images from @NOAASatellites #GOESEast highlighted Horizontal Convective Roll (HCR) clouds that signify areas where blowing snow was likely occurring across parts of #MTwx/#NDwx/#MNwx/#SDwx. @NWSGlasgow @NWSBismarck @NWSGrandForks @NWSTwinCities @NWSAberdeen https://t.co/ZBYyw3dAK4
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RT @NWSBillings: Hurricane Priscilla (south of Baja) will drift to the north the next few days. Remnant moisture (NOT the hurricane itself) will reach the SW U.S. later this week and continue to spread northward, helping to bring us showers by the weekend. Cool, huh? #mtwx #wywx https://t.co/wHbzKT6HAx
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