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    Apr 2

    We are counting down to ! Each day from now until April 14, we will be highlighting a different citizen science program. We invite you to get involved and find a project that’s right for you.

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    2 hours ago

    We are counting down to and it’s day 4! Are raindrops falling on your head? Join citizen scientists around the globe in reporting the weather using the mPING app from .

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    Apr 4

    It is time for ! Share how your office is prepared for extreme weather!

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    Apr 4

    Top Story of March: Flash floods are a worldwide hazard, and are the number one hazardous related killer in the . is working on tools to improve the science behind flash flood forecasts & warnings. Go behind the scenes

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    Apr 2

    : It is time for ! Share how your office is prepared for extreme weather on April 4th!

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    Apr 2

    Physicist Don MacGorman has been a senior research scientist at the NOAA National Severe Storms Laboratory for more than 35 years?

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    Mar 30

    : Celebrating 's research and development accomplishments and highlighting how NOAA’s research products impact the lives of all Americans

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  8. Mar 29

    : We're Celebrating at . Check out our series of stories highlighting women working at the lab.

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    Mar 29

    Warning means TAKE ACTION. Watch means BE PREPARED.

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    Mar 28

    The days are getting longer! Here's the sunrise moving across the U.S. this morning from your satellite. Many locations are picking up 2-4 minutes of extra daylight per day. Alaska is closer to 6 minutes per day. ☀️🌎🛰️

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  11. Mar 27

    : Taiwan's Central Weather Bureau & partners visited NSSL. "The collaboration grew w/joint interest in developing advanced precipitation estimate applications to address heavy precipitation over complex terrain associated w/typhoons & hurricanes."

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    Mar 27

    Iowa, Nebraska Severe Weather Awareness Week is upon you! Step into the wild world of weather!

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  13. Mar 26

    March is & we're highlighting women working at . Kodi Berry is a researcher & liaison. "Originally I planned on going into physical therapy but quickly realized in college that I am much better at physics..."

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    Mar 22

    The sun set Tuesday at the South Pole on the vernal equinox, starting several weeks of twilight before complete darkness. The sun won't show its face until the autumnal equinox after six months of darkness. #SouthPole

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  15. Mar 21

    Learn more about -SE & this year’s radar focused project: Media day is today at & .

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  16. Mar 21

    media day in Monroe, LA at and . T-minus 1-hr!

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    Mar 19

    WP-3D Orion is airborne now tracking severe weather in Mississippi and Alabama.

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  18. Mar 19

    March is & we're highlighting some women working at . Linda McGuckin is a supply technician. "The projects that have been most challenging and rewarding have been experiences in support of field experiments..."

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    Mar 19

    An increasing threat for tornadoes this afternoon across northern AL and parts of TN, GA, and MS has lead to an upgrade to a Moderate risk from . If you live in these areas, monitor local NWS offices and media partners for updates as these storms develop this afternoon

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    Mar 16

    Here's some knowledge for : generate incredibly detailed maps of the ocean floor. By sensing the minute gravitational changes that pull, push and bulge the ocean surface, the bottom's shape can be inferred from space. Was that fun enough? .

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