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National Centers for Environmental Information (NCEI), an office of @NOAA, is the Nation’s leading authority for environmental data.

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Curious about this year's El Niño? 🌍 Dive into the data behind the phenomenon and see how NCEI helps scientists track global weather patterns. https://t.co/WyaE6F95Hs

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📚 Happy August! Every Monday this month, we will be highlighting some awesome resources NCEI has for teachers and students.

Some of our most popular printable activities can be found here: https://t.co/dbNHznzro6 #NOAA #NCEI

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🌊 Happy World Nature Conservation Day! Learn more about coral reefs conservation here: https://t.co/KeitFmvFza

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☀️ Good news! We know finding the weather, ocean, or other data you need can be tricky. NCEI has been hard at work on a new web portal that makes it easier than ever to discover our data, science, and research. Check it out and give it a try: https://t.co/CiUHGtUavr

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🚀Happy Space Exploration Day! Did you know that there’s weather in space? Space weather describes the changing conditions in space near Earth, and is monitored by heliophysicists and skywatchers via satellite. Visit NOAA’s Space Weather portal: https://t.co/gVi8lDoAVG @NWSSWPC

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El Niño is here! Wondering how we track its global impact? We're breaking down how NCEI data helps track its impacts on weather. https://t.co/WyaE6F95Hs

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A partnership between @NOAA, William & Mary's VIMS & Batten School and the Virginia Institute of Marine Science, and Chesapeake Bay crabbers is transforming routine vessel activity, including crab trap removal efforts, into a new source of bathymetric data. The NOAA Marine Debris Program is supporting commercial crabbers with side-scan sonar technology to locate and remove lost and abandoned crab traps. Data collected during those recovery efforts is now helping researchers map and better understand the Chesapeake Bay. https://t.co/X7mZqD1b1P
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The planet’s thermostat was set to high this #June2026. 🌡️ From record-high ocean temps to a busy storm season, June 2026 was the second-warmest on record with a top-10 low sea ice extent.

See the full report: https://t.co/b1wOm7U2iY

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Whoa! It was a wet and stormy June across the South and Midwest! ⛈️ From record tornado activity in the Midwest to major rain in Hawai’i, June was quite a roller coaster. Check out the full report: https://t.co/sNI23zsWid

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An M5.8 Flare occurred at 1257 but no indications of a CME have been observed yet.

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🌊 NCEI’s historical tsunami poster has been updated! The poster displays some of the critical information found in NCEI’s Global Historical Tsunami database, which aims to keep the public aware of tsunami trends. For more natural hazards posters, visit: https://t.co/8Yhzjaj8AE

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🌊 June is World Ocean Month! NCEI and @NOAA proudly support the World Ocean Database, which contains ocean data going as far back as 1772. The database records temperature, salinity, oxygen data and several other variables. For more information, visit: https://t.co/jA1V84fp1Y

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☀️The hottest day of the year isn’t always in the summer! Check out these maps to find out when your hottest day will be! https://t.co/3f0DHiJ3Zn

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☀️The writer Charles Bowden said, “Summertime is always the best of what might be.”
Come celebrate the start of the summer solstice and discover the difference between the two types of seasons: astronomical and meteorological. https://t.co/r0STekNWEX

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The first named storm of the 2026 Atlantic hurricane season has developed.
What is now #TropicalStormArthur can be seen in the most recent imagery from @NOAA's #GOESEast (#GOES19) satellite this morning.

For the latest forecasts and advisories on #Arthur, please visit https://t.co/g8o6QiSK83.

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🚢 We love keeping up with our NOAA scientists at sea. Follow Oregon II scientists through their Gulf of America Hypoxia Watch Survey for a first look at the 2026 #GulfDeadZone. Learn more: https://t.co/Qd4QgaVmnq @NOAA @NOAAFisheries

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🌊 Explore the Gulf without leaving home! From June–July, follow Oregon II scientists through their Gulf of America Hypoxia Watch Survey for a first look at the 2026 #GulfDeadZone: https://t.co/Qd4QgaVmnq @NOAA @NOAAFisheries

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An outbreak of severe #thunderstorms is expected across the Midwest and Great Lakes today.
@NOAA's #GOESEast (#GOES19) 🛰️ is continuously monitoring the evolving situation, with the highest threat centered over Illinois and Indiana, which are under a #ModerateRisk. Damaging winds, hail, and potentially intense tornadoes are possible.

Latest: https://t.co/qERZhrYZHF

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🚨 What’s the U.S. Drought Monitor? Come take a deeper dive with NCEI about this critical product. See who the USDM benefits, current impacts in the West, and how you can read the map with a better understanding of how drought is assessed. Learn more: https://t.co/5xUQWejTHP

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#May2026 just dropped, and it’s officially the second-warmest May on record! 🌡️

The quick stats:

🧊 Arctic sea ice hits second-lowest extent (third month in a row!)

🌀 Below-average tropical cyclone activity

Dive deeper with the full report: https://t.co/KwhCYNTcWt