What if every infrastructure project could also cut emissions, create jobs, and boost resilience? That's the idea behind @WorldBankGroup's smart development approach — and the results speak for themselves. https://t.co/BfsafjiKss https://t.co/jNWdrprenF

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🌍 Nature is sending clear signals.

For the 1.23 billion people who depend on agrifood systems, understanding those signals is essential.

@FAO is helping bring climate information to farmers, turning weather data into practical advice.

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.@NOAA's #GOESEast (#GOES19) 🛰️ has an eyeful this morning as it watches over the northeastern U.S.! Frequent lightning is flashing across the region and there is an #EnhancedRisk of severe thunderstorms for northern New England today. The satellite is also tracking thick smoke drifting in from Canadian #wildfires burning across western Ontario.

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📢 Become a @FAO Reference Centre for Forestry!

We are seeking institutions for transformative partnerships that will strengthen science-based forest management and support countries in addressing global challenges.

Apply by 31 July 👉 https://t.co/p2a0Ht22t3 https://t.co/rFFxhaeAWD

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These are true fans of the Arctic!

Fan-shaped deposits, or alluvial fans, form when water from snow and melting glaciers rush down rugged terrain and distribute rock and soil on flatter ground. This Landsat 9 image shows alluvial fans on Russia’s Severny Island. https://t.co/NEvOpHkv63

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RT @NWSWPC: Anomalous heat and humidity continue across the northern Plains/upper Midwest while spreading into the Northeast today, and reaching into the Mid-Atlantic on Wednesday https://t.co/kPv4k077nv

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RT @NWSWPC: Significant heavy rainfall likely from the Hill Country to the Big Bend regions of Texas https://t.co/kPv4k077nv

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RT @NWSWPC: Monsoonal showers and thunderstorms develop across the interior western U.S https://t.co/kPv4k077nv

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RT @NWSWPC: Severe thunderstorms possible today across northern New England https://t.co/kPv4k077nv

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RT @NWSWPC: Life-threatening flash flooding is possible through Thursday across portions of southwestern to south-central TX. Heavy rain (4–8"+) could trigger rapidly rising rivers and dangerous flooding. Avoid unnecessary travel, especially at night, and remember: Turn Around, Don't Drown.

The National Water Center has issued Key Messages for considerable flooding impacts across portions southwestern and south-central Texas. More info: https://t.co/UZ3ekqUUkq #flooding #TXwx https://t.co/TOxrn2X4iA - National Water Center

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RT @NWS: Find heat safety information here: https://t.co/vjSkSMMRqB

Here is the latest on the mid-July heat wave currently impacting the north-central United States. Record-breaking heat will expand into the Northeast by midweek. Be sure to take precautions by staying hydrated and limiting time outdoors. https://t.co/MrI3IY6F9V - NWS Weather Prediction Center

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Fires are raging in Western Europe.

Christopher Reyer spoke to @DeutscheWelle about the human cost of these blazes, how we need to invest in climate adaptation and fire prevention, and to learn from the experts in parts of Europe that are more experienced with fire management. https://t.co/Q2dKGMymNj

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RT @ejrquartz: 🎂 The birthday celebrations at @eumetsat continue! 🔦
We were contracted by EUMETSAT to research and draft the text for their amazing anniversary book, celebrating 40 years of success in operating meteorological and climate satellites. See more here: https://t.co/LDQNXijd9h https://t.co/rQadAgNLCg

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In a fraction of time, a tornado changes lives and landscapes forever. From far above, Landsat captures a hint of the destruction.

On the night of May 16, 2025, it took less than two hours for an EF-4 tornado to tear a path nearly 60 miles long through forested and residential areas of Somerset and London, Kentucky.

Hundreds of homes and an airport were among the structures damaged or destroyed, and 19 people lost their lives. Winds reached 170 mph, and at its widest, the tornado stretched nearly a mile to mow down trees in the Daniel Boone National Forest.

The Annual National Land Cover Database (NLCD) uses Landsat imagery to map land cover and track changes across the United States each year. A recent update added 2025 land cover to the database, which now contains 41 years of information dating to 1985.

These 2024 and 2025 Annual NLCD images before and after the Kentucky tornado show one example of the changes that Landsat and Annual NLCD reveal, providing a valuable resource for government agencies, researchers, businesses, and communities.

🔗 Learn about the latest release and explore Annual NLCD: https://t.co/mHuplApAtJ

📷1: Annual NLCD 2024 map of the Somerset and London area of southern Kentucky before the tornado. Mixed forest is shown in light green, deciduous forest in medium green, and small patches of evergreen forest in dark green. Pasture/hay land is shown in yellow; small patches of cropland in dark brown; and open water in dark blue. Shades of pink and red are developed areas, including roads and residential areas.

📷2: Annual NLCD 2025 map of the same area after the tornado. The light tan line, indicating the tornado’s path, shows where the land cover classification shifted from forest to grass.

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As El Niño is forecast to intensify, the risk of heatwaves, droughts, heavy rainfall & other extreme weather is increasing. The WMO community steps up coordination, climate info services & #EarlyWarnings to help countries prepare for potential impacts.
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The world's largest terrestrial mammal migration is under threat.

IUCN has recommended emergency inscription of South Sudan's Boma-Badingilo Migratory Landscape to the @UNESCO World Heritage List — and to the List of World Heritage in Danger, given rising conflict, poaching, and infrastructure pressures.

Decision next week in Busan.

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July 13, 1-min @NOAASatellites GOES-19 Vis images with Fire Mask derived product showed numerous wildfires that forced a closure of the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness in far northeastern Minnesota. More on the CIMSS Satellite Blog: https://t.co/XIysZcKwJI
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