RT @NWSSeattle: The sun rises on the Western Hemisphere as #MeteorologicalSpring arrives.
Yeah, yeah. I know. It feels nothing like spring out there. But, hey, it's also "National Optimism Month". Daylight time begins in 9 days! Just don't get me started on "National Umbrella Month". 🤪🚫☂️#wawx https://t.co/HeV15NNlBV

NOAA Satellites

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Happy #FullDiskFriday and #MeteorologicalSpring from us @NOAA satellites and from the sun seen through #GOESEast's #SUVI instrument.

We hope you have a bright weekend ahead! 😎 https://t.co/SzlwRHeuCA

NOAA Satellites

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#GOESEast is tracking a massive mid-latitude cyclone on this first day of #MeteorologicalSpring, especially impressive via Water Vapor imagery. This coastal storm is delivering widespread rain to the U.S. East Coast with thunderstorms firing in several southeast states. https://t.co/PdeLkUtUNZ

UW-Madison CIMSS

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This #FullDiskFriday, we’re gazing down at our ever-changing, breathtaking world through the eyes of @NOAA’s #GOESEast 🛰️.

Today is the last day of #MeteorologicalWinter in the Northern Hemisphere—and tomorrow, we kick off #MeteorologicalSpring!

Do you have spring fever? https://t.co/Xeg2AXRqQy

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For #TimelapseTuesday, @NOAA's @JPSSProgram satellites zoomed in on Minnesota's Red Lake, and captured ice breaking up on its surface from the start of #MeteorologicalSpring this year (March 1) through late April. https://t.co/2Zrgmsrc4h

NOAA Satellites

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