To predict developing storms, meteorologists employ models that rely on current observations and mathematical calculations to predict a storm’s behavior and track. These complex models use inputs from historic, numeric, oceanic, and atmospheric data. https://t.co/T7crvR7CUW https://t.co/c4mEKPWuMV

NOAA Climate.gov

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Together, Moldova, @eu_near, and the
@WorldBank are finding ways to better protect the country’s biodiversity and investing in its forests—helping build a more resilient, sustainable future for all.
Learn more➡️https://t.co/h0LLwCyTNP

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UN Biodiversity

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RT @Forumeteoclimat: 🛰️ Round Table : #Evolutions of #satellites, forecasting & #weather, #ocean & #climate warnings in the next 10 years

🗓️20/06 10H30 #FIMC2024 International Communication on Climate Change in the Media
💻 Available Online
🛑 Deadline to register 18/06
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Copernicus ECMWF

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Storms develop across northern New Mexico and southern Colorado yesterday afternoon. Seen by NOAA-21, SNPP, and NOAA-20 VIIRS. https://t.co/aT8Dp80jBr

CIRA

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RT @FAOemergencies: El Niño-induced climate hazards pose high risks to #FoodSecurity.

By disrupting rainfall and temperature patterns, #ElNiño can strongly impact agriculture and rural livelihoods.

How @FAO is working to mitigate its effects on vulnerable communities 👉 https://t.co/ABseJHVAuD https://t.co/Hjk0HzEOuR

FAO Climate Change & Biodiversity

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A recent expedition to underwater mountains in the Southern Pacific Ocean has revealed a trove of species likely new to science — and has made the strongest case yet for greater protections for areas on the “high seas.” https://t.co/zqUTHLXHsc

Conservation Intl

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.@NOAA's #GOESEast 🛰️ is keeping close watch on the Upper Midwest today, where scattered storms are moving across the region with frequent #lightning flashes. There is an #EnhancedRisk of severe #thunderstorms developing in parts of MN and WI.

Updates: https://t.co/YPPZF02wT8 https://t.co/EX6Qmnaa6S

NOAA Satellites

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RT @ECMWF: There is still time to join this webinar on the European Weather Cloud - registration will close on Sunday 16 June 2024. For more details and to sign up, visit ➡️ https://t.co/6q48bEXUko

The next in our series of European Weather Cloud webinars, a cooperation between @eumetsat and ECMWF, will take place on 18 June 2024. This time around, we’ll focus on custom instance types and object storage within the EWC. 
More info and registration:➡️https://t.co/6q48bEXmuQ https://t.co/N3ZAlFRwvL - ECMWF

EUMETSAT

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RT @JPSSProgram: For #NationalOceanMonth, view the sediment runoff along China's Yangtze River’s bank in a #NOAA20 satellite image captured on Feb. 12, 2024.

The image shows how seasonal rains and river flow affect sediment spread from Earth's land into the ocean.

More: https://t.co/D87genQbI2 https://t.co/6spI1eEphT

NOAA Satellites

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