RT @oceanexplorer: Unfortunately, today’s #Okeanos dive has been cancelled due to weather. Fingers crossed for one last expedition dive tomorrow!

In the interim, enjoy this expedition video highlighting the importance of studying *all* animals for a full understanding of the deep-sea ecosystem. https://t.co/87fhB2ZMpP

NOAA Research

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RT @NWS: Last year, Hurricane Helene ravaged Florida’s Big Bend and devastated inland communities, becoming the single-most destructive weather event in 2024. In monitoring and forecasting Helene’s formation, the @NOAA National Hurricane Center (NHC) was able to successfully predict that a tropical weather system would become a potentially destructive hurricane more than 3 days in advance. Through the use of Potential Tropical Cyclone advisories, NHC is now able to provide this advanced notice of potential impacts from these systems. Learn more about this incredible milestone in NHC’s ever-advancing expertise here: https://t.co/gpOrNOliYG

NOAA Satellites

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Check out this incredible tornado and severe storm science from @noaagsl! @NOAAResearch

A new hazardous #weather warning system proved its mettle in March during #tornado outbreaks which produced over 115 confirmed tornadoes resulting in $6.25 billion in damage.

Learn about the Hazard Services Convective developed by @noaagsl: https://t.co/jzypGQ4Zks https://t.co/SuE2Wk2MVU - NOAA Research

NOAA National Severe Storms Laboratory

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Exciting new camera trap footage of a tiger and her cubs in Thailand shows the result of decades of conservation efforts. Find out more: https://t.co/VwnnL5YtFO. https://t.co/BGEdFH5wRl

World Wildlife Fund

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A low spiraled near Japan and the Kuril Islands of Russia the last couple of days before spinning out over the North Pacific Ocean. https://t.co/V2DobKjVzU

CIRA

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🧬eDNA, or environmental DNA, is a wildlife monitoring tool that is changing the way we study the natural world.

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Conservation Intl

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RT @FAOKnowledge: Pulses are not only packed with nutrients but they help combat climate change, protect our natural resources and so much more.

Here are 5️⃣ benefits👇

#LovePulses https://t.co/t1Q1ZKqqo8

UN Biodiversity

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RT @NOAADrought: May Western US Snow Drought Update

Rapid Melt Has Pushed Snowpack Below Normal

WA and UT declared drought emergencies in April due to low snowpack and streamflow forecasts. Water supply forecasts for the Colorado Basin declined compared to April 1. https://t.co/Wmw89gxBPY @NOAA https://t.co/BzMdtjvNsO

NOAA

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RT @NOAAeducation: Congratulations to the 2025 Hollings undergraduate scholars! The 130 selected #NOAAscholars represent 85 different campuses in 33 U.S. states, Puerto Rico, the Northern Mariana Islands, and Washington, D.C!

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NOAA

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The future of #SpaceWeather forecasting is evolving. The Space Weather Follow On (#SWFO) program will take a major leap with its Lagrange 1 mission in 2025🛰️.

As tools, data, and research expand, the SWFO resources page grows with fresh content and insights into this cutting edge technology. 🌍

Stay updated: https://t.co/BjsbR1M02F

NOAA Satellites

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What is a CAG? The Central American Gyre #CAG is a broad area of cyclonic circulation that can occur during the rainy season (May through November). The main impact from a CAG is the high amounts of rainfall that it brings. https://t.co/uhYXkUMTyi

NHC_TAFB

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