(2 of 4) #2024 (Jan–Dec) avg. temp for the contiguous U.S. was 55.5°F, 3.5°F above avg. — ranking warmest in NOAA’s 130-year record:

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(3 of 4) #2024 (Jan–Dec) contiguous U.S. precipitation total was 31.58 inches — 1.66 inches above avg. — ranking in the wettest third of the historical record:

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.@NOAA: 2024 was the nation's warmest year on record. The year was marked by a destructive hurricane season and a near-record number of tornadoes across the U.S. Get the latest 2024 U.S. #climate report: https://t.co/M4txAIaj1b #StateOfClimate https://t.co/eS8HLv08gj

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(4 of 4) SEE: Our U.S. map of #Annual 2024 Significant #Weather & #Climate Events from @NOAANCEI.

The Atlantic basin saw 18 named tropical cyclones during 2024, including 5 landfalling hurricanes.

Download: https://t.co/9VoNHuDMEI

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(1 of 4) JUST IN: 2024 was the nation’s warmest year on record.

Year marked by active hurricane season, near-record number of tornadoes.

More from our #Annual 2024 #StateofClimate Report:

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@NOAANCEI https://t.co/j05ne1vVQr

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Devastating fires are currently impacting Los Angeles.
We can monitor #wildfire activity from space. This image, captured by the #Copernicus #Sentinel3 satellite on 9 Jan 2025, shows the huge plumes of smoke. 🛰️🔥
View through WEkEO: https://t.co/endbZMXiyY
#CaliforniaWildfires https://t.co/pVwk86t676

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Jan 10: The very active pattern in the Atlantic continues with gales (purple) in the Gulf near Veracruz & Tampico, and across portions of the central Atlantic. Visit our High Seas Forecast for more information: https://t.co/dMoW5JFdom https://t.co/uTJZXYPvO4

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2024 was the U.S.'s warmest year on record

(1 of 4) JUST IN: 2024 was the nation’s warmest year on record.

Year marked by active hurricane season, near-record number of tornadoes.

More from our #Annual 2024 #StateofClimate Report:

https://t.co/9VoNHuDMEI

@NOAANCEI https://t.co/j05ne1vVQr - NOAA

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A new image showing the extent of the fires in California.

@CopernicusEU Sentinel-3 🛰️captured this view on 9 January: on the lower left of the image we can see the Palisades fire and on the top right is the Eaton fire - with smoke seen reaching Catalina Island and the Santa Barbara reserve.

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RT @oceanexplorer: In 1957, radiotelegraph operator José Osório de Oliveira Filho stepped foot on USS Muskallunge. Over six decades later, at the age of 101, he was stunned to watch the exploration of the same vessel, now at rest on the ocean floor. Read more here:
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RT @HeatGov: 📣 Applications to work with the NIHHIS Center for Collaborative Heat Monitoring close next week!

The center will support communities in collecting #heat distribution data through community-led campaigns.

Learn more about the center and how to apply: https://t.co/2x0VGuNktf https://t.co/Y1mYhkxS5y

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Sustainable trade is changing as businesses face stricter rules to protect people and the planet.

This report highlights how voluntary sustainability standards can help businesses adapt and calls for fairer systems to support small producers
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The call for proposals for hosting a session or art exhibit during the #IUCNcongress 2025 is now open.  

Drive #conservation action and submit your proposal now.

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IUCN

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Indigenous Peoples provide environmental stewardship to at least 36% of the world’s intact forests. There can be no true climate action without recognizing and protecting Indigenous knowledge and practices.

Learn more in our explainer: https://t.co/4Kes0NKprc https://t.co/568510dQfY

UNDP Climate

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Asian elephants, including a healthy calf, were spotted in Cambodia’s Cardamom Mountains.

Cambodia's government, @ConservationOrg, @LL_Fund, @USAIDCambodia, @ProcterGamble, and local communities are working together to protect this vital ecosystem.

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Conservation Intl

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📺 "The 1.5°C limit is not something we can let go," says PIK scientist Kirsten Thonicke to @dwnews. "We need to make sure that we stay well below 2°C of global warming." Every fraction of a degree matters, "as it means we can still reduce impacts." 👇https://t.co/bWvXl1XX9P

Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research PIK

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RT @NOAADrought: #DroughtMonitor 1/7: In general, the northern US saw improvements and and the southern US saw degradations. There were exceptions (E. TX across to AL improved).

SoCal continues to see #drought worsen.

#Drought2025's Footprint: 30.8% of USA
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