RT @NWSOmaha: The partial solar eclipse has officially passed its peak here in Omaha, NE. Check out this great view of the eclipse making its way across the country from @NOAASatellites #GOESEast. https://t.co/I9hc0B9OFz

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Totality has been reached!

#SolarEclipse2024 has now passed its maximum in Dallas, TX, but it still has a ways to go as the shadow travels across North America.

Check out this imagery of the eclipse from @NOAA’s #GOESEast satellite. https://t.co/CYcEsF3uHI

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The eclipse has arrived in the United States!

Folks in Texas are the first to see totality. https://t.co/i2cPjaXoYk

CIRA

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RT @NWSCorpus: Eclipse Totality now moving across Indiana. (NOAA GOES 16 Satellite from UW Wisconsin SSEC). #eclipse2024 #stxwx https://t.co/SKmWeKegK0

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#GOESEast Rayleigh-corrected True Color RGB (similar to GeoColor) vs. Near-Infrared Vegetation images illustrates how the true size of the #SolarEclipse2024 umbra shadow can be exaggerated by the Rayleigh correction process: https://t.co/Eb2rJFwCeT https://t.co/4ar5sl2pf1

UW-Madison CIMSS

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RT @NASAMoon: Oops I did it again 🤭

#TotalSolarEclipse https://t.co/JXPe26qq3Q

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RT @MetMattTaylor: Cracking loop of the shadow cast by #Eclipse2024 moving from the Pacific to Texas

Credit : RAMMB-CIRA Colorado State University https://t.co/AFzT6VnJgT

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RT @Ehsan_sci: Did you catch the Solar Eclipse 🌑?
Real-time view over the Pacific Ocean, Mexico, and parts of the USA captured by GOES-East satellite 🛰️

#Eclipse2024 #EclipseSolar2024 #TotalSolarEclipse2024 #GOES #satellite #CIRA @NOAASatellites https://t.co/dFJ9W3zWJA

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RT @NWSIWX: Here's a look at the moon's shadow on @NOAASatellites GOES East as peak totality occurred this afternoon across the continental US! We hope you all had a safe and enjoyable viewing experience! https://t.co/HnidJdDhL6

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RT @NOAA: (2 of 5) #March avg. temp for the contiguous U.S. was 45.1°F, 3.6°F above avg. — ranking 17th warmest in the 130-year record:

https://t.co/B9E7rCbFqr

@NOAANCEI #StateOfClimate https://t.co/ZX0sd8ssMI

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RT @NOAA: (1 of 5) JUST IN: March wrapped up nation’s 5th-warmest, 10th-wettest year so far.

Severe weather, wildfires ravaged parts of the U.S.

More from our #March 2024 #StateofClimate Report:

https://t.co/B9E7rCbFqr

@NOAANCEI https://t.co/pE193TaAgA

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