Lindsay Abrams

Oceanographer

[Ed Hawkins @ed_hawkins]

BREAKING: the White Cliffs of Dover have been illuminated with the UK 'warming stripes' for #ShowYourStripes day!

These stripes represent the UK average temperature from 1884 to 2022 with blue colours for colder years and red colours for hotter years.

https://t.co/LW5Kgrr8w3

[Lindsay Abrams @lindsayrabrams]

Thank you @JetBlue for giving our baby his first set of wings yesterday ✈️ #BabysFirstFlight

[NOAA's Ocean Service @noaaocean]

Amazing to have been able to see the global effects of this event in real time!

[Lindsay Abrams @lindsayrabrams]

https://t.co/aorLT5eaW2

[NOAA's Ocean Service @noaaocean]

NOAA has been measuring sea levels for 150 years using a national network of tide gauges. These measurements are used to generate relative sea level trends, which show us changes along the coast over time. View trends for a US location: https://t.co/lJIzPzXyUz @COP26

[NOAA's Ocean Service @noaaocean]

NOAA is monitoring water levels and winds for the significant coastal flooding event unfolding across the Mid-Atlantic region. Water levels are presently measuring 1-4 feet above normal tide levels and are expected to remain elevated through Saturday: https://t.co/IZhflyXpJg.

[Capital Weather @capitalweather]

Entire coastal region from SE Virginia to northern New Jersey facing moderate to major coastal flooding from eastern storm. Strong easterly winds, King Tides + climate change raising water to highest levels in 10-20 years in some locales. Details: https://t.co/UAIrtkhVKA

[Lindsay Abrams @lindsayrabrams]

https://t.co/VBfEMnitMr

[Lindsay Abrams @lindsayrabrams]

Awesome work by colleagues! Thanks for continuously working to keep us safe 🙏🏼

[NOAA's Ocean Service @noaaocean]

For the first time, NOAA is launching a national rip current forecast model, aimed at saving lives of beach-goers around the country: https://t.co/vfZZ50eS6d #RipTides #BeachSafety @NWS

[Lindsay Abrams @lindsayrabrams]

My parents house is maybe 200 yards away from where the tornado dissipated. Glad everyone wax safe 🙏🏼⚡️

[NWS Raleigh @NWSRaleigh]

Preliminary NWS Tornado damage survey revealed a tornadic storm near Whitsett, NC near the Guilford and Alamance county line. The tornado was on the ground intermittently for approximately 5 min. Additional investigation will take place through the day today into tomorrow. #NCwx

[NOAA's Ocean Service @noaaocean]

Today is the International Day of Women and Girls in Science. Female ocean scientists have been making waves at NOAA for more than 150 years. Learn about some of them here: https://t.co/uSNksE9v6z #WomenInScience

[Lindsay Abrams @lindsayrabrams]

Who’s ready to relive the 2020 hurricane season? @noaaocean #hurricane #hurricaneseason https://t.co/SaYnDc2rXD

[NOAA's Ocean Service @noaaocean]

NOAA is monitoring water levels and winds for Hurricane Delta, expected to make landfall along the central Gulf Coast late Friday. View real-time water level and meteorological data.
https://t.co/n0frDpFBl7

[NOAA's Ocean Service @noaaocean]

As Hurricane Laura made landfall, water levels at the NOAA tide station in Calcasieu Pass peaked at 9.19 ft over normal high tide. This is just shy of peak water levels observed during Hurricane Ike (2008). More water level data: https://t.co/lPKdy2Muod

[WVTM 13 @WVTM13]

WOW! Satellite imagery from NOAA shows the lightning inside #HurricaneLaura 😱

📹 NOAA

[Lindsay Abrams @lindsayrabrams]

Watching water levels rise & winds increase rapidly at our gulf coast stations as #HurricaneLaura approaches landfall #NOAA #NOS https://t.co/kR2BK4rz0p

[NOAA's Ocean Service @noaaocean]

Water levels from Galveston Bay, Texas to Mobile Bay Alabama are rising in advance of Hurricane Laura's landfall. View real-time water level and meteorological data at: https://t.co/lPKdy2Muod

[Lindsay Abrams @lindsayrabrams]

First day at #oceanhackweek workshop! Wish we could be in Seattle but excited to be joining virtually!

[Lindsay Abrams @lindsayrabrams]

NOAA released an outlook this week on coastal flooding & tools to help communities plan for the future #coastalflooding #NOAA https://t.co/GuddgpATBW

[NOAA's Ocean Service @noaaocean]

Higher than normal tides are expected May 6-10 in many regions of the nation. Find out why tides will be higher than normal with our High Tide Bulletin: https://t.co/bZhIpPqddC