#SATELLITE SPOTLIGHT: This enhanced-color imagery from @NOAA's @JPSSProgram satellites shows the #snow cover (blue) gradually melting across the Midwest last weekend. Learn more about what #JPSS satellites can see from their place in space: bit.ly/42N2iYe

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RT @JPSSProgram: The JPSS satellites' #OMPS instrument tracks ozone layer health.

Data from July to Dec. 2023, shows changes in the ozone layer over Antarctica, with blue indicating low levels.

Read more in this blog promoting the 2023 #JPSS #ScienceDigest: https://t.co/WyuN7DJRNC https://t.co/2Q0c0qtIVk

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RT @JPSSProgram: Unleash your imagination & the glow of the aurora borealis with our Aurora Art activity! 🎨✨

This fun, #JPSS #STEM education project teaches students about the science behind this mesmerizing natural phenomenon.

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SATELLITE SPOTLIGHT: On the first full day of #AstronomicalSpring in the Northern Hemisphere, @NOAA's #JPSS satellites passed over Europe and saw a stunning view of the snowcapped Alps (blue) yesterday. This winter was Europe's second-warmest meteorological winter on record. https://t.co/B4SHE5wAg6

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RT @JPSSProgram: Nighttime imagery from the #VIIRS instrument, onboard @NOAA’s JPSS Program satellites, enhances scientists' ability to track natural gas flares and understand their environmental effects.

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RT @JPSSProgram: Atmospheric models incorporate ozone and trace gas data from @NOAA’s JPSS satellite instruments to help improve global air quality forecasts vital for public health.

Read more in this blog promoting the 2023 #JPSS #ScienceDigest: https://t.co/cOZhErAeox https://t.co/xzLMuiCQhA

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RT @JPSSProgram: Meet Sor Bello Melendez! As a #JPSS intern, she analyzes JPSS satellite nighttime light imagery and socioeconomic data with Geographic Information Systems (GIS) to evaluate power restoration equity.

Fun fact: Sor read 300 chapters of an online comic series in just two weeks! 📚 https://t.co/UBLMIhRkY5

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RT @JPSSProgram: Meet Kailen De Saussure, our #JPSS systems engineering intern!

In his fourth summer with the JPSS Program, he optimizes workflows and analyzes reports with the Ground Readiness team.

Fun fact: Kailen is a golf enthusiast! 🏌️‍♂️ #NationalInternDay https://t.co/mycpq2NcXP

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RT @JPSSProgram: Say hello to #JPSS intern Josh Timm!

This summer, he's focused on helping @NOAA maintain accurate atmospheric data collection, crucial for reliable weather forecasts and climate insights.

For fun, Josh loves exploring the outdoors, hiking and climbing. 🏞️ #NationalInternDay https://t.co/Lo119neive

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RT @JPSSProgram: Meet Savanna Box, a #JPSS systems engineering intern!

During her fourth summer at the JPSS Program, Savanna works on improving satellite data management processes to help address technical issues.

Outside of work, she enjoys playing Animal Crossing. 🎮 https://t.co/Oxya2mVaXi

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RT @JPSSProgram: Meet Shon Kaganovich, our #JPSS Pathways intern!

This summer, Shon worked to enhance software for managing Satellite Command and Telemetry Databases, improving data processes for the JPSS Program.

Fun fact: Shon loves white water kayaking and rock climbing. 🚣 https://t.co/Z4nzEpaajb

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RT @JPSSProgram: Join @NOAA experts for a workshop on Hurricane #Beryl that impacted the U.S. and Canada, using NOAA’s #JPSS satellite data. 🌀🛰️

Participants must be registered for the National Weather Association (NWA) annual meeting to attend.

Learn more: https://t.co/H2pw4PA9I4 https://t.co/wp9kF9LobG

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This composite image from @NOAA's #JPSS Program satellites yesterday shows where #flooding occurred across eastern North Carolina after Potential Tropical Cyclone #Eight.

The dark orange shading shows some of the deepest flood waters along the Lockwoods Folly River and Town Creek. #NCwx

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RT @JPSSProgram: Calling all scientists and weather enthusiasts!

Explore NOAA's 2023 #JPSS #ScienceDigest this #EarthScienceWeek for a detailed review of JPSS applications. 📖🛰️

Stay tuned for the 2024 digest featuring the latest from LEO and JPSS satellites.

For more: https://t.co/BQ3ULtYUHC https://t.co/bkejBgJYqZ

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RT @JPSSProgram: It's almost #Halloween! Ready to satel-lite up the night? 🎃 🛰️

Try our #JPSS-themed pumpkin stencils and bring a touch of science to your jack-o-lanterns.

Download stencils here: https://t.co/6iP7VeCHhj https://t.co/CeKjDxsu59

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RT @JPSSProgram: As we approach #VeteransDay on Monday, we’re spotlighting Grant Specialist Andrew Lomax!

Andrew manages grant investments for the Office of Low Earth Orbit (LEO) Observations and #JPSS, advancing the science and utilization of LEO data.

For more: https://t.co/iogqr41N66 https://t.co/rsKoPVPsHN

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RT @JPSSProgram: Dive into @NOAAOceanToday's animated series, "Teek and Tom Explore Planet Earth!" 🌎

Designed for grades 4-6, the series includes a #JPSS satellite cameo, and highlights how NOAA studies our planet.

For more: https://t.co/qlBqc8uHjs https://t.co/4KcXUNKyKg

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RT @JPSSProgram: Happy Holidays from #JPSS! 🛰️✨

This stunning image of the aurora borealis over the Arctic was captured by the VIIRS Day-Night Band aboard the #NOAA21 satellite during a geomagnetic storm on Nov. 5–6, 2023. https://t.co/HbYDIc8pLb

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The swollen waterways and extensive flooding across the Ohio and Mississippi River valleys was captured from NOAA’s Joint Polar Satellite System (#JPSS) #satellite, #NOAA21. In these before and after images, the darker #flood waters can be easily seen yesterday following days of non-stop #rainfall across the region.

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