January 19th: Plentiful cloudiness moving across the Gulf of Mexico with a cold front moving southeast across the Gulf. Scattered showers and isolated thunderstorms possible along and ahead of the front, with locally higher winds and seas. https://t.co/ymkJOgz67W

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This weekend, we honor the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. by reflecting on a key tenet of his vision: We are the dream… it takes all of us.

At NESDIS, we know that collaboration and diverse perspectives make us stronger. Together, we can achieve incredible things. https://t.co/tWmGuyeD8x

NOAA Satellites

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January 19th: Late morning ASCAT scatterometer data depicted gale-force winds offshore Tamaulipas, Mexico. A gale warning is in effect for this area through the afternoon. Gale-force NW-N winds will develop offshore Veracruz, Mexico later today as the front continues SE. https://t.co/IhWmt01cEr

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January 19th: A pair of successive cold fronts moving through the western Gulf of Mexico and SE Mexico will support gale-force gap winds across the Gulf of Tehuantepec starting tonight, with strong gales possible Tue night through mid week. Details at: https://t.co/26J6Uoh0VW https://t.co/MbgYbSTbdY

NHC_TAFB

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This @UN_Geospatial map on #SDG6 shows the critical challenges in access to water. In Sub-Saharan Africa, water demand may rise 163% by 2050.

Urgent action is needed to ensure water access for all!
via @UN_OICT https://t.co/VcLAGDlYYu

UN Biodiversity

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RT @UNEP: Every year, 10M hectares of forests are lost—fueling climate change and destroying biodiversity.

🌳 Protecting these precious ecosystems could slash emissions by 4 gigatonnes annually.

The solutions exist. It’s time to #ActNow for a sustainable future:
https://t.co/Npa459UpMm https://t.co/4KhGAQZPXY

ipbes

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RT @UNDP: We have only one planet.

What we do and what we don’t do matters.

Let's #ActNow because small actions can make a big difference. https://t.co/jpV9TewMi4

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For Dom Try, forest fires & deforestation are the two major threats to the health of the flooded forest he resides in Cambodia.

That's why he actively works with his community to restore their forest.

Explore these series to learn more: https://t.co/p9Wcim0NFX via @UNDPClimate https://t.co/eJq4qUKA9F

UN Biodiversity

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Developing economies now account for 45% of global GDP, up from 25% in 2000. They are critical for future growth.

Read #GEP2025 ➡️https://t.co/2OwJ8fKZGg https://t.co/zdZCBhrLFQ

World Bank Climate

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The 5 Oceans of Earth 🌊🌍👇

via @LewisPughFDN https://t.co/kNZmnhzkIG

UN Biodiversity

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Overfishing is one of the biggest issues marine ecosystems face today, affecting the ocean’s ability to perform critical ecosystem services such as oxygen production & carbon storage.

How UNEP works to #SaveOurOcean & all life it sustains: https://t.co/MuJUl9uEHU

via @UNEP https://t.co/GbvmPhRKXY

UN Biodiversity

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🇺🇳 SG @AntonioGuterres calls for bold action to address the turmoil of our world – including the causes and impacts of the climate crisis.🌐

🌿#ClimateAction can help reduce disaster deaths, and must be integrated into #DRR strategies.🌱

➡️ https://t.co/AmiFW0uRGU #SDG13 https://t.co/KGCd40eMU5

UNDRR

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January 19th: The Tropical Atlantic Marine Weather Briefing valid through January 24th is now available at: https://t.co/NlVOX35oHU Refer to https://t.co/26J6Uoh0VW for the latest marine forecast.

NHC_TAFB

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Climate hope can come through climate action. Here are some victories from last year to inspire you >>
https://t.co/L2W6hLGLv1

Greenpeace International

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RT @GlobalGoalsUN: Mark your calendars! On January 21, @UNCCD will host #Business4Land: Designing the Roadmap for Private Sector Engagement in Land Restoration & Drought Resilience" at #Davos.

Learn more: https://t.co/1tHqJ8UpA4

#DroughtResilience #LandRestoration #WEF2025 #UNited4Land https://t.co/eXqXlViQ4L

UN Biodiversity

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Sun Jan 19 2230 UTC: A Gale Warning is in effect for the Atlantic High Seas and the Gulf of Mexico. More info: https://t.co/B4BuNHDgo4

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Thermal signatures of the still-unfrozen water of the Lake Oahe reservoir (along the Missouri River, in central South Dakota) were evident in #GOESEast Infrared, Low-level & Mid-level Water Vapor images. Also a brief period of lake effect snow at Pierre KPIR.
@NWSAberdeen #SDwx https://t.co/wZ3ZqTpmEo

UW-Madison CIMSS

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