The October temperature and precipitation outlook from @NWSCPC has much of the country favored for a drier and hotter-than-average month.
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Counting today (9/22), #Indy has not seen rainfall of at least a tenth of an inch in 35 days. That's the longest such stretch since 2012, when Indy went 47 days in a row without at least a tenth of an inch of rain. #inwx
More than a year ago, the launch of #COSMIC2 began paving the way for us to better understand Earth’s climate and space weather. This month for #DataFest, learn how NCEI serves the project. https://t.co/nWZVH2AVFz @NOAASatellites
The latest flood data can be found at https://t.co/NgVMsPGKCp .
Indiana and Kentucky have the highest rates of flood related deaths.
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The Indiana State Climate Office is hosting climate change seminar beginning June 9th. The goal is to familiarize individuals with foundational knowledge about climate change in order to encourage discussions in our communities. Sign up below!
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Born #OTD in 1686, Gabriel Fahrenheit invented the mercury thermometer and the first standardized temperature scale, contributing to our knowledge of weather. Learn how temperature impacts weather, and about other topics at https://t.co/kCt8vJ45xo. #NWS150
The Midwest, on average, experienced a record-breaking 46.21 inches of rainfall in 2019—three inches more than the previous record set in 2018. Rains caused widespread flooding and crop damage. https://t.co/nJ0ihjaNLJ @USDAClimateHubs@MidwestClimate
CoCoRaHS is still looking for volunteer weather observers. They are having an online training session on May 7th. The attached map shows where we need observers the most! https://t.co/jVZNg3uq1z. #INwx#nwsind
On this day in 1852, a slew of tornadoes touched down in Kentucky, Illinois, and Indiana. The tornado that touched down in New Harmony, Indiana was able to knock over trees at a rate of 7,000 per minute.
Through 4 PM EDT, select primary Indiana weather observing sites today reported high temperatures of 76-79°, lows 53-57°, peak winds 26-35 mph from the S-W. The day is averaging 8-12° above normal. #INwx#nwsind
Extreme April cold led to hundreds of daily records and snowfall in the Midwest, while planting season begun in the southern half of the region. Read more in the Midwest Climate Watch: https://t.co/b2Z3zPg3GJ
We have just released the March 2020 Global Climate Report. Follow this thread for details. Also, read more online: https://t.co/AWd6TkukrR #StateOfClimate
As Indiana faces what will hopefully be its last week of freezing temperatures, how did the overall winter season compare to those in the past? According to the Accumulated Winter Season Severity Index (AWSSI), the 2019-2020 winter was one of the mildest for the Hoosier State.
#SafePlaceSelfie day is TOMORROW!
While practicing social distancing, good hygiene, and staying at home, take some time to locate your safe place from different hazards. Then...take a selfie and share it tomorrow.
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If you want to understand more about Indiana's first bloom dates or find "short term forecasts to support resource management," than click on the link below to be redirected to the USA's National Phenology Network.
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With the self quarantine in place this is a perfect time to become a volunteer weather observer! CoCoRaHS is always looking for more observers during their March Madness promotion. Sign up with the link below:
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