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RT @NOAANCEI: Illinois officially has a new state hail record! ⛈️ A colossal hailstone, measuring 6.603 inches in diameter, was confirmed by the SCEC following a storm on March 10, 2026, near Kankakee, IL. It reached historic size, weight, and volume! Learn more: https://t.co/rToflKSy3q https://t.co/nukBRD9he3

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RT @UNDPEurasia: After a summer of extreme heat, wildfires & water shortages, how do we turn climate commitments into action?

Ahead of the Istanbul #ClimateFinance Summit & #COP31 🇹🇷, @Ivana_Zivkovic_ makes the case for financing delivery in @HDNER.

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UNDP Planet

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RT @PIK_Klima: #Treibhausgas-Emissionen im #Tourismus: Trotz verbindlicher Reduktionsziele fehlte für Deutschland bisher ein transparentes und Klimaschutzgesetz-kompatibles Messkonzept. Das PIK schließt nun in Kooperation mit @_BMUKN die Lücke.

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Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research PIK

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.@NOAA's #GOESEast (#GOES19) 🛰️ is using its infrared channel to monitor the northern Great Plains into the Upper Midwest as well as the southern Great Lakes into the Mid-Atlantic, where there is a chance of severe #thunderstorms today. Severe wind and hail are possible.

Latest: https://t.co/WVBocq2Rl9

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📢#Guatemala is a new Member of the @FAO Food and Agriculture for Sustainable Transformation Partnership!

The #FASTPartnership is a multi-stakeholder partnership that aims to unlock more & better climate finance for agrifood systems.

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#ClimateAction https://t.co/IQrcAmjz73

FAO Climate Change, Biodiversity and Environment

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“This exceptional El Niño demands exceptional preparation & response. Never before has WMO launched such a major mobilization with NMHSs who on the frontline of delivering the forecasts & services to save lives & livelihoods.”
SG Celeste Saulo's statement: https://t.co/D1tFMjzfME https://t.co/0vMHEDUidY

World Meteorological Organization

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What’s the value of Landsat seeing Earth 🌎 from space?

For farmers and foresters, Landsat is a game changer!

A recent USGS study took a closer look at how this long-term record supports agriculture and forestry across the United States.

Their conclusion? Landsat data help track crop conditions, assess wildfire impacts, monitor water resources, and understand how landscapes change over time. That information helps communities and land and natural resource managers make informed decisions and prepare for change.

Landsat has built a consistent record of Earth’s changing surface for more than 54 years. Since 2008, those data have been available at no cost.

That’s the value of Landsat’s view from space. 💚🌿

🔗 https://t.co/umUCcMznfr

📸1: A view of the Appalachian Mountains from Spruce Knob, the highest point in West Virginia. Credit: USGS
📸2: Corn begins to emerge in a field in northwestern Iowa in early June 2026. Credit: Linda Owen
📸3: A Landsat 9 image of irrigated crops in southwestern Kansas in August 2025. Credit: USGS

#Landsat #Agriculture #Forestry

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RT @NWSWPC: There is a Moderate Risk (level 3/4) of excessive rainfall over parts of Eastern Texas on Thursday https://t.co/kPv4k077nv

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RT @NWSWPC: There is a Slight Risk (level 2/4) of excessive rainfall over parts of the Southwest on Thursday and expanding into parts of the Southern Rockies on Friday https://t.co/kPv4k077nv

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RT @NWSWPC: There is a Slight Risk (level 2/5) of severe thunderstorms over parts of the Northern Rockies/Northern High Plains and Lower Great Lakes, Northeast, and Northern Mid-Atlantic on Wednesday https://t.co/kPv4k077nv

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RT @NWSWPC: There is a Slight Risk (level 2/5) of severe thunderstorms over parts of the Upper Mississippi Valley, and Ohio Valley, Central Appalachians, and Mid-Atlantic on Thursday https://t.co/kPv4k077nv

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ICYMI -- for today, 9/3/26

Tomorrow (Thursday, September 3rd) Weather Outlook

Scattered severe thunderstorms are possible extending from the Upper Midwest to the Mid-Atlantic. Meanwhile, heavy rainfall associated with T.D. Edouard and its remnants is expected to linger across eastern TX and bring additional flash flooding potential. Increasing thunderstorm coverage may also produce areas of flash flooding in the Southwest, specifically for southeast AZ.
- National Weather Service

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RT @NWS: The heat is here to stay for the middle part of the country through this Labor Day weekend. Planning to be outdoors? Stay hydrated, take cooling breaks, and know the signs of heat illness.

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RT @NOAADrought: #DroughtMonitor 9/1: More degradations from flash drought across the South-Central US. The ND/SD/MN border area and Northeast also worsened.

Improvements in CO/WY into the Central Plains. FL too.

#Drought2026's Footprint: 49.5% of the USA
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RT @NOAADrought: Next week looks relatively wet for the West and Plains and part of the Upper Midwest and FL (+AK/HI). Below normal precip chances: Ohio and Tennessee Valleys + surroundings

Temps: Far West cools off a bit. Otherwise warmer than normal again. https://t.co/6MGFhBWj6I @NOAA @NWS https://t.co/tTtsj4bybw

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RT @NOAADrought: September Drought Outlook by @NOAA's @NWSCPC

Expected drought development: South Central US, especially KS, MO, AR, and TX

Improvement: Northwest coast, Southwest, Gulf Coast and FL, Northeast, few other areas

Otherwise, drought persists.
https://t.co/7rdkxQYyjk @NWS https://t.co/xx9Be0EQmI

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RT @NHC_Pacific: Hurricane #Lowell Advisory 29 (5 AM HST, Thu Sep 3): Lowell Expected to Remain a Major Hurricane for the Next Several Days. Interests in the Hawaiian Islands Should Monitor the Progress of Lowell. https://t.co/NyUGSIFCuo

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