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    Dec 23

    Today’s shows over 55% of the Lower 48 in . Sign up for email alerts and get the latest changes, as well as drought outlooks, for your location in your inbox.

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    Dec 23

    In a hopeful sign in improving , almost the entire USA will see above normal precip chances next week, according to ’s . Temps: Diagonal split w/ the West to the Northern Plains looking relatively frigid and the Southern Plains to the East much warmer.

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  3. Retweeted
    Dec 23

    Spotlight on the Central/Southern Plains, where it feels more like early fall than early winter. Temps in spots have been over 10° above normal in the last 30 days. And it’s about to get even warmer. Meanwhile, no precip has fallen in parts in the last 2 months.

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  4. Retweeted
    Dec 23

    The streak continues at 65 weeks of more than 40% of the Lower 48 in drought. We're now tied for the 2nd longest 40% streak in history with March 12, 2002 – June 3, 2003. The Lower 48 slightly increased in drought coverage to 55.2% from 55.1%.

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  5. Retweeted
    Dec 23

    12/21: Winter is here! But it doesn't feel like it on the Central/Southern Plains w/ warm, dry, and windy weather. On a good note, parts of CA/NV and the Northwest are getting much snow/rain. 's Footprint: 46.2% of USA

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  6. Dec 22

    5 ways NOAA helped make America -ready in 2021:

    A collage of typical climate and weather-related events: floods, heatwaves, drought, hurricanes, wildfires and loss of glacial ice.
    2 replies 30 retweets 70 likes
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  7. Dec 20

    Have you encountered these 4 sneaky winter driving hazards? WATCH our video for safety tips from NOAA’s :

    Photo showing a dashboard and windshield with hazardous winter weather and the word “Sneaky” in the upper right corner.
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  8. Dec 20

    Story: The deadly December outbreak, explained

    A view from NOAA’s GOES-16 satellite taken at 11:46 pm CST, December 10, 2021, of the tornado outbreak across the central and southern U.S. NOAA's National Weather Service (NWS) confirmed 61 tornadoes as of December 18, with several long-track tornadoes. (NOAA Satellites)
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  9. Dec 16

    LISTEN: Administrator Dr. Rick Spinrad spoke with Dec. 15 about how NOAA is addressing , supporting the and integrating into work across the agency.

    Earlier this year, there was a change in leadership at the top of . Joining us this week is the 11th, and current, NOAA Administrator Dr. Rick Spinrad to share with us how his first few months on the job are going as well as his goals for the future:
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  10. Retweeted
    Dec 16

    1st Snow Drought Update of the Water Year Snowpack is off to a rough start in the West after a warm/dry Nov. While stormy weather in Dec. increased snowpack in CA, snow water equivalent is at record lows in some stations in NM, CO, UT, MT, WY, NV.

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  11. Retweeted
    Dec 16

    Updated stats on the Dec 10-11 tornado outbreak, including all 8 of NWS's damage surveys from the event can be found here: Surveys include tornado track paths, photos, radar imagery, storm reports, stats and more.

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    Dec 16

    Today’s shows over 55% of the Lower 48 in . email alerts include the latest changes, as well as drought outlooks (new Seasonal Outlook released today!), for your location. See

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    Dec 16

    New Seasonal Drought Outlook by ’s takes us through winter. Drought should improve (but mostly remain) in parts of the Pacific Northwest, CA, Upper Midwest, South, HI. But, drought may expand in TX, the Southwest, Southeast, and PR. Elsewhere...drought persists.

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  14. Retweeted
    Dec 16

    Much needed moisture should continue to stream into the West and Northern Plains next week, according to ’s . Most of the rest of the Lower 48 looks dry, which is problematic since is already spreading into the Central/Eastern USA.

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  15. Retweeted
    Dec 16

    The streak continues at 64 weeks of more than 40% of the Lower 48 in drought. 3rd longest 40% streak in history The Lower 48 slightly decreased in drought coverage to 55.1% from 55.5%, the 1st decrease in the last 8 weeks.

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    Dec 16

    12/14: Amidst the wild and devastating weather week, mostly held at status quo. The West saw a few improvements and the Southern Plains saw degradations. Mostly small changes elsewhere. Footprint: 46.2% of USA

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  17. Dec 15

    + To read the storm summary for December 10-11, please see: via

    Tornado survey teams in western Kentucky determine the long-tracked tornado which moved through the area last Friday produced EF4 damage with estimated peak winds of 190 mph.
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  18. Retweeted
    Dec 15

    High winds are driving dust storms across parts of the Plains this afternoon. If you are forced to pull over due to poor visibility in a dust storm, here are some important tips to remember. More at

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  19. Retweeted
    Dec 15

    A Watch has been issued for portions of , , , & until 8 PM CST. Severe, damaging winds are the primary threat, but a couple of tornadoes are possible. For the latest warning information follow:

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  20. Dec 15

    NOAA & partners plan to launch a large fleet of new Argo floats across Atlantic ocean to collect data supporting ocean, weather and climate research, and prediction:

    Image showing deployed and planned Argo floats. Courtesy of Natalie Renier/Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution.
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