RT @NOAALibrary: Today #Idalia is on everyone's mind. Take a look at past #hurricanes by checking out the historical Hurricane Reports collection @NOAALibrary. libguides.library.noaa.gov/w…

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Tracking #hurricanes is important to scientists who seek to find patterns and variability as a piece in understanding #climatechange.
Have you ever wondered how many Cat 5 hurricanes there have been across the Atlantic? You can use this tool to investigate climate.gov/maps-data/datase…

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2023 hurricane season data is now available in DOHRIS (Data for Ocean and Hurricane Research and Intensity Studies)!

DOHRIS is a database that brings together #atmospheric and #ocean data for the study of #hurricanes in the Atlantic basin.

Explore: bit.ly/48oSHrO

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.@NOAA released its 2024 Atlantic Hurricane Outlook today, and we are preparing for the start of the season on June 1. 🌀

#DYK that #hurricanes, #typhoons and #cyclones are all basically the same type of storm? So why do they have different names?

Find out: https://t.co/J6Wj7gZsyf

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RT @NWS: NOAA knows hurricanes and it’s all thanks to our fantastic researchers! Learn about some of them in their own words:
https://t.co/YcNgommUtk

#HurricaneSeason #hurricanes https://t.co/4A6emACPQe

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This year, @NOAA is celebrating the 50th anniversary of its GOES satellite program.

With #HurricaneSeason just around the corner, take a look at how far we've come in observing #hurricanes from geostationary orbit since 1975, and how these advances have helped improve forecasts and save lives.

Explore the StoryMap: https://t.co/ToNreSaNYf

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🤿 In Honduras, Belize, Guatemala & Mexico, scuba teams repair coral reefs damaged by #hurricanes.

🪸 On #WorldReefDay, we’re reminded: reefs shield coastal communities from oceanic hazards.

🛡️ We must protect nature so nature can protect us. #NatureBasedSolutions https://t.co/bIv51hQiEy

UNDRR

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Throughout the month of June, @NOAA collaborated with its industry partners to test various technologies and strategies used to collect critical #data from #hurricanes.
Here are some of the highlights from this year’s testing!

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NOAA Research

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From drones to ocean gliders, NOAA uses cutting-edge tech to gather critical data inside hurricanes. NOAA Lapenta Intern, Will Cano, explains how the data gets into the hands of forecasters. #WeatherReady #hurricanes #noaa https://t.co/wHHfV0oEw6

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From drones to ocean gliders, NOAA uses cutting-edge technology to gather critical data inside the heart of hurricanes. NOAA Lapenta Intern, Will Cano, explains how the data gets from the field into the hands of forecasters @NWSNHC.
#WeatherReady #Hurricanes #HurricaneSeason https://t.co/lKwImVN1YP

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From record-setting #hurricanes to dazzling #auroras, @NOAA's #satellites certainly had an eyeful in 2025. Here's a look back at some of the most compelling views that unfolded around our planet—and sun—over the course of the year.
See more here: https://t.co/yS5FpgMmUj https://t.co/wfzOO9YFPX

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It's been quite a year for NOAA's environmental satellites! Here's our recap from our @NOAASatellites team:

From record-setting #hurricanes to dazzling #auroras, @NOAA's #satellites certainly had an eyeful in 2025. Here's a look back at some of the most compelling views that unfolded around our planet—and sun—over the course of the year.
See more here: https://t.co/yS5FpgMmUj https://t.co/wfzOO9YFPX - NOAA Satellites

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