RT @53rdWRS: A view of #hurricanerafael2024

We fly through the eye wall and eye at 10,000 feet, find the center, and collect the data that assists with movement and intensity forecasts. The data we collect can improve a forecast by anywhere from 15-25 percent. #WeatherReady https://t.co/Zv52LQSXD0

NOAA Research

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RT @NWS: For those of you on the west coast: During high winds, trees can become dangerous objects. Stay safe by avoiding exterior rooms and windows and by using caution when driving. Prevent damage to your property by trimming loose branches and parking away from trees. https://t.co/DsaZ4lFcYY
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NOAA

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RT @NOAAeducation: Meteorological spring starts tomorrow, March 1! Spring into science with us — explore the ocean during springtime, get #WeatherReady safety tips, and view the seasonal temperature outlook for the U.S. Find it all (and more!) here: https://t.co/OtXr0MkGma
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NOAA Satellites

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RT @NWSWilmingtonNC: Wildfires are caused by a spark in the presence of fuel and oxygen. Strong winds, high temperatures, low humidity and drought conditions can further impact the fire’s spread. To stay #WeatherReady and protect yourself from wildfires, visit https://t.co/sdwYIMyzF6 https://t.co/F5D8AoBWbu

NOAA

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RT @NWS: Some people are especially vulnerable to the dangers of tornadoes. Those with a lower level of mobility, such as the elderly or disabled, may need your help to prepare and stay safe. #WeatherReady https://t.co/TcEWxVvOpI https://t.co/Bv26pqqiH3

NOAA

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Boaters: When storms start to form, head to port or safe shelter immediately! https://t.co/eNl7IVKABH #WeatherReady https://t.co/1NUlgMkcBj

NHC_TAFB

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You’re ready for time on the water, but are you #WeatherReady? Be prepared for, and know how to react to, weather hazards such as strong winds, lightning, and fog. https://t.co/RlEG1SemJQ and https://t.co/26J6Uogt6o #weatheraware #marinewx https://t.co/T9ZrUfNnnr

NHC_TAFB

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From drones to ocean gliders, NOAA uses cutting-edge tech to gather critical data inside hurricanes. NOAA Lapenta Intern, Will Cano, explains how the data gets into the hands of forecasters. #WeatherReady #hurricanes #noaa https://t.co/wHHfV0oEw6

NOAA Atlantic Oceanographic and Meteorological Lab

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From drones to ocean gliders, NOAA uses cutting-edge technology to gather critical data inside the heart of hurricanes. NOAA Lapenta Intern, Will Cano, explains how the data gets from the field into the hands of forecasters @NWSNHC.
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NOAA Atlantic Oceanographic and Meteorological Lab

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RT @NWS: Will you be ready for sudden flash floods? Stay #WeatherReady by enabling weather alerts on your phone. If flooding occurs while you’re outdoors, immediately get to higher ground, and NEVER enter flood waters in a vehicle or on foot. https://t.co/ceLr0P8auX https://t.co/GMNrnugx6c

NHC_TAFB

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RT @53rdWRS: 🌊✈️ The 53rd Weather Reconnaissance Squadron is on the move!
This week, our Airmen deployed specialized ocean-drifting buoys off the coast of Alaska—critical tools that will gather real-time ocean and atmospheric data as they drift south ahead of upcoming Atmospheric River (AR) missions.

These buoys capture key information like surface winds, air pressure, water temperature, wave height, currents, and salinity. All that data feeds directly into environmental models that help improve forecasts for AR events, tropical cyclones, wind fields, precipitation, and more—supporting scientists, forecasters, and lifesaving warnings.
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NHC_TAFB

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Wind can be dangerous when out on the water because strong winds can create large waves. If high winds are forecast, adjust your plans. For the latest marine forecast, visit https://t.co/26J6Uogt6o
For more safety info, visit https://t.co/UkzNuX91TK #WeatherReady #marinewx https://t.co/VvzlNbYznw

NHC_TAFB

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