Indiana State Climate Office retweeted
The October temperature and precipitation outlook from @NWSCPC has much of the country favored for a drier and hotter-than-average month.
climate.gov/news-features/un…
Indiana State Climate Office retweeted
More than a year ago, the launch of #COSMIC2 began paving the way for us to better understand Earth’s climate and space weather. This month for #DataFest, learn how NCEI serves the project. ncei.noaa.gov/news/ncei-arch… @NOAASatellites
Indiana State Climate Office retweeted
Born #OTD in 1686, Gabriel Fahrenheit invented the mercury thermometer and the first standardized temperature scale, contributing to our knowledge of weather. Learn how temperature impacts weather, and about other topics at weather.gov/jetstream/. #NWS150
Indiana State Climate Office retweeted
The Midwest, on average, experienced a record-breaking 46.21 inches of rainfall in 2019—three inches more than the previous record set in 2018. Rains caused widespread flooding and crop damage. bit.ly/3ag7kj0 @USDAClimateHubs @MidwestClimate
Indiana State Climate Office retweeted
Extreme April cold led to hundreds of daily records and snowfall in the Midwest, while planting season begun in the southern half of the region. Read more in the Midwest Climate Watch: mrcc.illinois.edu/cliwatch/2…
Indiana State Climate Office retweeted
We have just released the March 2020 Global Climate Report. Follow this thread for details. Also, read more online: bit.ly/Global202003 #StateOfClimate
Indiana State Climate Office retweeted
A Freeze Warning has been issued for all of central Indiana tonight. Temperatures are expected to reach as low as 31 degrees. #inwx
Indiana State Climate Office retweeted
#SafePlaceSelfie day is TOMORROW!
While practicing social distancing, good hygiene, and staying at home, take some time to locate your safe place from different hazards. Then...take a selfie and share it tomorrow.
More at weather.gov/wrn/safeplacesel…
Indiana State Climate Office retweeted
Indiana State Climate Office retweeted
A relatively wet start to March appears to be the most likely scenario across much of the country, while above-normal temperatures are favored for most areas east of the Rockies. cpc.ncep.noaa.gov/products/p…
Indiana State Climate Office retweeted
Good morning, everyone. As sunlight sweeps over the nation, snow cover across the northern tier of states - and much more - is revealed in our visible satellite imagery.
How's the weather in your neck of the woods?
Visit weather.gov for the latest forecast info.
Indiana State Climate Office retweeted
The second week of September was mostly dry across the state of Indiana, with almost the entire state reporting less than 0.1" of precipitation, and up to 0.2" in spots. #INwx
Indiana State Climate Office retweeted
Precipitation fell statewide in the second week of August. The highest totals were reported in the northeast corner of the state with amounts over 3.00" reported in spots. Most of southwestern IN saw less than 0.50"
Indiana State Climate Office retweeted
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