NASA is developing new ways to process satellite data to get actionable insights into hazardous weather conditions, like tornadoes and hailstorms.

This information can help provide a more complete picture of storm damage, enabling better informed decisions during emergency response and recovery.

In the wake of the tornadoes that struck the Southeastern U.S. March 14-16, NASA Langley researchers supported by the NASA Disasters Program, mapped potential severe weather by observing patterns in the storm-tops using @NOAA GOES satellite data. https://t.co/b6cdyKoanU - NASA Langley Research Center

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Every seed holds the future of our food! Let’s protect biodiversity together.

Learn more about how @planttreaty works with farmers, plant breeders, and policymakers to make this happen➡️ https://t.co/CUXPcj56Kb

#ItAllStartsWithTheSeed🌱| via @FAO https://t.co/Hn3gTPhh26

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It's #WhereInTheWorld Wednesday! 🎉

On March 21, 2025, #NOAA21 had a clear view of New York's Finger Lakes, south of Lake Ontario, as it passed overhead. While not technically considered one of these lakes, the one circled in red is sometimes referred to as the "thumb," and is the largest lake entirely within the state.

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RT @NASA_Johnson: Lookin’ good, @NASAEarth. 🌎

There’s no better way to admire our home planet than from the viewpoint of the @Space_Station. Where are you watching this week’s #WorldViewWednesday from? https://t.co/NvPulkJUA9

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New Animation! 🌍✨

How can we create just & sustainable futures for people & nature?

The @IPBES #TransformativeChange Assessment explores the deep shifts needed to tackle biodiversity loss.

📺 Watch now:

https://t.co/AR0zrUr4Gx https://t.co/B5DAZvinim

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RT @FAO: In Papua New Guinea, forest ownership rests largely with #IndigenousPeoples.

The @FAO -@energygovuk #AIM4Forests programme provides them with technological tools to combat deforestation 👉 https://t.co/Ie5TnegVRv

#ForestDay

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RT @UNEP: Cities produce 70% of global emissions—but they’re also full of solutions.

In Johannesburg, solar-powered homes, urban farming & recycling are transforming lives and reducing emissions.

Climate action that works #ForPeopleForPlanet: https://t.co/cNCz4fKBfi https://t.co/1txOvKfaz6

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RT @JPSSProgram: Wildfire smoke, captured by the #VIIRS instrument onboard the NOAA/NASA #SuomiNPP satellite on March 23, 2025, is visible over parts of North Carolina and South Carolina.

The image shows plumes of smoke billowing northeast and red data points indicating active fires. https://t.co/F9QZCxqVrK

NOAA Climate.gov

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RT @NOAASatellites: Here are two views of the marine layer along the southern California coast this morning from @NOAA's #GOESWest🛰️. The enhanced nighttime imagery helps differentiate between the low stratus clouds and #fog. https://t.co/Rz91CcZZUN

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RT @NOAAFisheries: That's why we work diligently with our partners to conserve and restore these important habitats. Learn how we protect coral reefs, and the creatures that call them home: https://t.co/oc5ixk0JsJ https://t.co/vM8I3zgHYX

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RT @NOAAFisheries: There are more than 22,000 square kilometers of shallow coral reef in the U.S. Pacific Islands—including tens of thousands of species. They're home to over a thousand species of reef fish, some of which are also important to subsistence, commercial, and recreational fishing. https://t.co/hVfr5gNkjd

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RT @NOAAFisheries: Coral reefs are the most diverse habitats on the planet. In the sunlight zone, shallow corals provide a multitude of benefits to the local community and economy! In the Pacific Islands, they're also essential fish habitat.

#CreaturesOfTheDeep https://t.co/4zDULtcNUv

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RT @NOAA: Spring Break season is here!

Planning a beach getaway? Brush up on potentially life-saving rip current safety tips in this video:

https://t.co/Godi22dS5A

@noaaocean @NOAAOceanToday https://t.co/sgHzLAG550

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Curious about how #biodiversity shapes our lives?

Discover how biodiversity impacts us all and why protecting it is crucial for a sustainable future #ForNature with this infographic from @UNEP!

Let's champion a healthier planet together!💚 https://t.co/06EU9cVIlF

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