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Jun 8, 2023 • 7 tweets • 6 min read • Read on X
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🤓 Learn more about significant U.S. weather and climate events and how they compare to the historical record: bit.ly/USClimate202305 #StateOfClimate Visible satellite image of ...
May contiguous U.S. average temperature was 62.4°F, 2.2°F above average—ranking 11th warmest in the 129-year record: bit.ly/USClimate202305 #StateOfClimate Map of the U.S. showing tem...
🥀 May contiguous U.S. precipitation total was 2.56 inches, 0.35 inch below average—ranking in the driest third of the record: bit.ly/USClimate202305 #StateOfClimate Map of the U.S. showing pre...
🥵 During mid #May, millions of people were placed under heat advisories as parts of the Northwest reached record-breaking temperatures.

Temperatures reached 89°F in Seattle and 92°F in Portland—setting daily records in both cities. bit.ly/USClimate202305 #StateOfClimate Seattle skyline with purple...
A coastal low brought rainfall of up to 5 inches and over 50 mph wind gusts to the Carolina coast over the #MemorialDay weekend. bit.ly/USClimate202305 #StateOfClimate Map of the U.S. showing div...
March–May contiguous U.S. average #spring temperature was 51.5°F, 0.6°F above average—ranking in the middle third of the historical record: bit.ly/USClimate202305 #StateOfClimate Map of the U.S. showing mea...
March–May contiguous U.S. #spring precipitation total was 7.86 inches, 0.08 inch below average—ranking in the middle third of the 129-year record: bit.ly/USClimate202305 #StateOfClimate Map of the U.S. showing per...

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Our data and products are coming back online as NCEI recovers from Hurricane Helene, so we’re releasing an abbreviated version of our September U.S. and Global climate stats. Follow this thread for more. #StateOfClimate bit.ly/ClimateReports…A rain-swollen Reems Creek in Weaverville, NC in the aftermath of Hurricane Helene. The remnants of a red water wheel and other debris lie along the side of the falls.
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🤓 Learn more about significant U.S. weather and climate events and how they compare to the historical record: #StateOfClimate bit.ly/USClimate202407
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July contiguous U.S. average temperature was 75.7°F, 2.1°F above average, ranking 11th warmest in the 130-year record: #StateOfClimate bit.ly/USClimate202407
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Sep 14, 2023
RELEASED: Global Climate Report for August 2023. Learn more about significant global weather and climate events and how they compare to the historical record: #StateOfClimate bit.ly/Global202308
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⚠️ Global temperature was 0.52°F (0.29°C) above the previous record from August 2016. #StateOfClimate bit.ly/Global202308
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We have just released the 2021 Annual U.S. Climate Report. Follow this thread for details, and read more online: bit.ly/USClimate202112 #StateOfClimate Map of US with NCEI logo with text "2021 Annual U.S. Cl
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 The State Climate Extremes Committee has verified a new Tennessee 24-hour precipitation record of 20.73”, measured in McEwen, TN on August 21, 2021. Follow this thread for more on the new record. bit.ly/McEwenTNRecord @NWSNashville @NWSSouthern Aerial view of floodwaters ...
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We have just released the July 2019 Global Climate Report. Follow this thread for details. Also, read more online: bit.ly/Global201907 #StateOfClimate
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