Now in NatureClimate - Fast upper-level jet stream winds get faster under climate change. Tiffany Shaw & Osamu Miyawaki show that upper-level jet stream winds accelerate ~2.5x faster than average winds under climate change go.nature.com/3RihkQv

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A coronal hole on the Sun has been directed towards Earth over the past 24 hours, as seen in this loop of 30-minute #GOESEast SUVI imagery. Coronal holes typically result in high speed solar wind streaming outward, and in this case, towards Earth. ssec.wisc.edu/data/geo/#/ani… 😎

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NASA’s EMIT mission produced global maps of surface minerals in Earth’s dry regions. When picked up by the wind, the minerals cool or warm the atmosphere and Earth’s surface. Understanding their abundance will help scientists predict future impacts on climate.

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12 Days of AOML Research - Day 6: Hurricane Analysis and Forecast System (HAFS)

Learn more here: bit.ly/44IzpfQ @NWSNHC

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How can nature #restoration efforts be improved across Europe?🌿

UNEP-WCMC and a consortium of partners recently launched a project to address key issues impacting restoration activities and unlock benefits #ForNature and people.

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This Day Snow/Fog composite from @NOAA’s #GOESEast 🛰️ helps us distinguish between #WaveClouds rippling over New England (bright blue/white) and snow on the ground across parts of the Northeast (maroon).

Learn more about what causes wave clouds here: nesdis.noaa.gov/wave-clouds

NOAA Satellites

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The 18th #ArcticReportCard is out.

The warmest Arctic summer on record evidence of accelerating climate change.

New chapters show promise of Indigenous knowledge to strengthen resilience. bit.ly/2023ArcticReportCard #AGU23 #ClimateReadyNation @noaaresearch @NOAAClimate @theAGU

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Check out this short video for highlights from the 2023 Arctic Report Card: youtu.be/dc9LwrCfjrE #AGU23 #ClimateReadyNation @noaaresearch @NOAAClimate @theAGU

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#ArcticReportCard 2023: “The overriding message from this year’s report card is that the time for action is now.” - Rick Spinrad, Ph.D., NOAA administrator. bit.ly/2023ArcticReportCard #AGU23 #ClimateReadyNation @noaaresearch @NOAAClimate @theAGU @rickspinradnoaa

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#ArcticReportCard 2023: Average surface air temperatures for the Arctic in the past year were the 6th warmest since 1900.

Summer surface air temperatures were the warmest on record. bit.ly/2023ArcticReportCard #AGU23 #ClimateReadyNation @noaaresearch @NOAAClimate @theAGU

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#ArcticReportCard 2023: The last 17 September sea ice extents were lowest on record. Sea ice extent was 6th lowest in the satellite record.

Sea surface temps show continued warming trends. bit.ly/2023ArcticReportCard #AGU23 #ClimateReadyNation @noaaresearch @NOAAClimate @theAGU

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#ArcticReportCard 2023: Snow accumulation during the 2022–2023 winter was above average.

Heavy precipitation events broke existing records across the Arctic. bit.ly/2023ArcticReportCard #AGU23 #ClimateReadyNation @noaaresearch @NOAAClimate @theAGU

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#ArcticReportCard 2023: average peak tundra greenness 3rd highest in the 24-year record: bit.ly/2023ArcticReportCard #AGU23 #ClimateReadyNation @noaaresearch @NOAAClimate @theAGU

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#ArcticReportCard 2023: Indigenous observers noted sea ice loss, warmer air/ocean temps, changing wind patterns, increased intensity/frequency of coastal storms contributing to flooding,erosion. bit.ly/2023ArcticReportCard #AGU23 @noaaresearch @NOAAClimate @theAGU

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The 18th #ArcticReportCard is out.

Warmest Arctic summer on record is evidence of accelerating climate change.

New chapters show promise of Indigenous knowledge to strengthen resilience. bit.ly/2023ArcticReportCard #AGU23 #ClimateReadyNation @noaaresearch @NOAAClimate @theAGU

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#ArcticReportCard 2023: “The overriding message from this year’s report card is that the time for action is now.” - Rick Spinrad, Ph.D., NOAA administrator. bit.ly/2023ArcticReportCard #AGU23 #ClimateReadyNation @noaaresearch @NOAAClimate @theAGU @rickspinradnoaa

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Check out this short video for highlights from the 2023 Arctic Report Card: youtu.be/dc9LwrCfjrE #AGU23 #ClimateReadyNation @noaaresearch @NOAAClimate @theAGU

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#ArcticReportCard 2023: Average surface air temperatures for the Arctic in the past year were the 6th warmest since 1900.

Summer surface air temperatures were the warmest on record. bit.ly/2023ArcticReportCard #AGU23 #ClimateReadyNation @noaaresearch @NOAAClimate @theAGU

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#ArcticReportCard 2023: The last 17 September sea ice extents were lowest on record. Sea ice extent was 6th lowest in the satellite record.

Sea surface temps show continued warming trends. bit.ly/2023ArcticReportCard #AGU23 #ClimateReadyNation @noaaresearch @NOAAClimate @theAGU

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JUST IN: @NOAA has released the 2023 #ArcticReportCard! ❄️

Human-caused warming of air, ocean & land is affecting people, ecosystems & communities across the Arctic region, which is heating up faster than any other part of the world.

🔗:arctic.noaa.gov/report-card/… @theAGU #AGU23

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#ArcticReportCard 2023: average peak tundra greenness 3rd highest in the 24-year record: bit.ly/2023ArcticReportCard #AGU23 #ClimateReadyNation @noaaresearch @NOAAClimate @theAGU

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