Recently, @NOAA scientists in the South Pole saw their first bit of sun after 6 months of darkness.
The South Pole sees just 1 sunrise per year, signaling the start of spring!🌅

Learn more about #spring in the South Pole & the #research conducted there: noaa.gov/stories/photo-featu…

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It's the first day of meteorological #spring in the Northern Hemisphere! 🌸

While astronomers track seasons based on the position of the Earth, meteorologists are all about that temperature cycle.

Learn more about the difference between astronomical and meteorological seasons: ncei.noaa.gov/news/meteorolo…

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RT @NOAASatellites: It's the first day of meteorological #spring in the Northern Hemisphere! 🌸

While astronomers track seasons based on the position of the Earth, meteorologists are all about that temperature cycle.

Learn more about the difference between astronomical and meteorological seasons:
https://t.co/HrK6SOlCJw

NHC_TAFB

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The U.S. west coast takes the prize for best weather on this 1st day of #spring. This toggle featuring all 3 Water Vapor bands and a True Color RGB from #GOESWest shows why. Sprawling High pressure commands the scene, with dry air at all levels. https://t.co/wSgOrZcMOe 😎 https://t.co/IErSYVp6uH

UW-Madison CIMSS

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RT @NOAA_GLERL: Happy First Day of Spring! 🌷

While it’s still a bit too early for a final summary of this year's #GreatLakes ice, here’s an early spring update on the numbers from this ice season so far: https://t.co/J81z3116yW

#GreatLakesSci #Spring #GreatLakesIce https://t.co/8c7TdWgSsB

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RT @NOAA_GLERL: Happy First Day of Spring! 🌷

While it’s still a bit too early for a final summary of this year's #GreatLakes ice, here’s an early spring update on the numbers from this ice season so far: https://t.co/J81z3116yW

#GreatLakesSci #Spring #GreatLakesIce https://t.co/8c7TdWgSsB

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Our 2024 #SpringOutlook is out today: Drought conditions likely to expand in Texas; wetter than average in the Southeast.

https://t.co/o4dfqGDqKO

@NWSCPC @NWSNWC @NWS #Spring https://t.co/mRd9Npsz6p

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Happy #FullDiskFriday (and #PiDay)!🥧
This special number doesn't just help us measure the Earth's circumference, but is essential for helping us understand the movement of weather systems, satellite orbits and more! 🛰️

As we approach the arrival of astronomical #spring, let’s take a moment to appreciate how this stunning imagery of our planet is connected to this remarkable number. 🌍

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Astronomical #spring has officially sprung in the Northern Hemisphere, and @NOAA satellites had a perfect view of the vernal #equinox!

This animation stitches together daily images from #GOESEast over the past year—revealing the shifting seasons due to Earth's 23.5° tilt.

Learn more: https://t.co/xconnAiFyb

NOAA Satellites

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In case you missed this yesterday...

Astronomical #spring has officially sprung in the Northern Hemisphere, and @NOAA satellites had a perfect view of the vernal #equinox!

This animation stitches together daily images from #GOESEast over the past year—revealing the shifting seasons due to Earth's 23.5° tilt.

Learn more: https://t.co/xconnAiFyb - NOAA Satellites

NOAA

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RT @NOAA: In case you missed this yesterday...

Astronomical #spring has officially sprung in the Northern Hemisphere, and @NOAA satellites had a perfect view of the vernal #equinox!

This animation stitches together daily images from #GOESEast over the past year—revealing the shifting seasons due to Earth's 23.5° tilt.

Learn more: https://t.co/xconnAiFyb - NOAA Satellites

NOAA Climate.gov

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