🛰️ Here’s the latest from SWOT:

While #TrackingWorldWater, the satellite spotted warm waters of a developing El Niño interacting with a persistent marine heat wave. Red and orange are above average ocean heights, while blue and green are below average. go.nasa.gov/45eGBjH

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SWOT can measure the height of Earth’s surface water in amazing detail. The ocean is absorbing 90% of the heat from global warming, so keeping track of ocean temperatures and ocean height are key to understanding climate change. climate.nasa.gov/vital-signs…

🛰️ Here’s the latest from SWOT:

While #TrackingWorldWater, the satellite spotted warm waters of a developing El Niño interacting with a persistent marine heat wave. Red and orange are above average ocean heights, while blue and green are below average. go.nasa.gov/45eGBjH - NASA Earth

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RT @NASAJPL: Earth's seas – at a glance 🌍

During its first 21-day science orbit, the SWOT satellite captured data used to create this detailed global composite of sea surface heights.

SWOT's nearly complete view of Earth is revolutionary for #TrackingWorldWater. go.nasa.gov/40xLrb3

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You know what they say…time flies when you’re #TrackingWorldWater💧

It’s been a year since the SWOT satellite launched to measure Earth’s ocean and freshwater bodies. Its data will give us the first global survey of the planet’s surface water.

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RT @NASAJPL: #TrackingWorldWater with SWOT 🌎

This image shows coastal flooding near a Northern California community after a series of atmospheric rivers in February. With SWOT, scientists are able to better understand how these conditions evolve. https://t.co/naNZMECg6L https://t.co/4MoGlA0YGe

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Here’s the latest from SWOT 🛰️

While #TrackingWorldWater, SWOT measured coastal flooding on Feb. 4, after a series of storms in California. Water heights are shown in green & blue, with lighter hues showing higher water levels compared to mean sea level. https://t.co/HIFfo1lu8I https://t.co/iwbgUZE72z

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SWOT is #TrackingWorldWater, including a temporary lake in Death Valley.

Since there isn’t typically water here, researchers don’t have permanent instruments in place. Instead, SWOT data helped scientists estimate the depth of the water.

https://t.co/M6UCaTI1Yf https://t.co/bmbjTwHkTz

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From #TrackingWorldWater to improving flood predictions, SWOT is on it. 🛰️

From space, SWOT is providing a comprehensive, 3D look at floods around the world. Scientists can use this data to improve predictions of where flooding will occur and how often.

https://t.co/ppSBAIePju

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When Earth’s water cycle runs too fast, flooding can result, threatening lives and property. That risk is increasing as climate change alters precipitation patterns and more people are living in flood-prone areas worldwide. The SWOT mission can improve flood predictions ⤵️

From #TrackingWorldWater to improving flood predictions, SWOT is on it. 🛰️

From space, SWOT is providing a comprehensive, 3D look at floods around the world. Scientists can use this data to improve predictions of where flooding will occur and how often.

https://t.co/ppSBAIePju - NASA Earth

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SWOT goes beyond #TrackingWorldWater 🛰️

Researchers are using the satellite’s measurements over the polar oceans to monitor how sea ice freeboard, or the amount of ice and snow above the waterline, changes over time. https://t.co/bcFMICjdAN

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