RT @AntjeInness: (1/2) After an early start, the 2023 #OzoneHole is now showing more average dimensions and is smaller than at this time in 2021 and 2022. The #PolarVortex is elongated and slightly displaced from the pole, just reaching the tip of South America. #CopernicusAtmosphere

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We are excited to announce the new #PolarVortex Blog where we plan to explore various facets of the winds, #climate, and chemistry within this fascinating region of the atmosphere.
Our first post is HOT off the press: climate.gov/news-features/bl…

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We are excited to announce the new #PolarVortex Blog from @NOAAClimate where they will explore various facets of the winds, #climate, & chemistry within this fascinating region of the atmosphere.

Find the first post here: climate.gov/news-features/bl…

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Have you heard the term #PolarVortex? Wondering what that term actually means?... well we have the answers for you.

Check out the link below to go on a speed date with a polar vortex to get to know what they are all about! climate.gov/news-features/bl… @NOAA @NOAAClimate @NOAA_ESRL

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This #FullDiskFriday, we're providing a different view of the Northern Hemisphere to show the movement of the #PolarVortex from Jan. 18-22, 2025. This animation was created based on temperature data from the Advanced Technology Microwave Sounder (ATMS) instrument onboard @NOAA's @JPSSprogram satellites.

Learn more about the polar vortex:
https://t.co/fxAg7Ir8xn

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There has been a lot of talk lately about the #PolarVortex since it's often associated with cold air outbreaks. However, that is not always the case!

Read on to learn about the less-hyped side of the polar vortex in the @NOAAClimate polar vortex blog:
https://t.co/R3vpIOrWBh https://t.co/iS8npqg0ZV

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Check out @NOAAClimate's latest Polar Vortex Blog! Though parts of the U.S. have been very cold and snowy, experts do not think there's much evidence that the #polarvortex is the main driver of our #winter #weather so far this year.

🔗: https://t.co/UbfoxNOCF4 https://t.co/YArATVaoZP

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