RT @NWSTampaBay: It has now been 20 years since the 2004 Hurricane Season, when a record five storms impacted #Florida 🌀

Take a look at the lessons learned 👉 https://t.co/TLR3Ya3Jnv

Learn more about how these storms impacted our communities 👉 https://t.co/3zB8KBStZK

#flwx #WeatherReady https://t.co/2L0qX5GDlE

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RT @NWSNHC: Are you #WeatherReady for the fall, including being prepared for hurricane season, which runs through November? Check out our latest fall weather safety graphics, videos, social media posts, and more at: https://t.co/BVfdX4szey https://t.co/OJ7vjC8WaX

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RT @NWSNHC: Are you #WeatherReady for the fall, including being prepared for hurricane season, which runs through November? Check out our latest fall weather safety graphics, videos, social media posts, and more at: https://t.co/BVfdX4szey https://t.co/OJ7vjC8WaX

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RT @WRNAmbassadors: Cool crisp mornings.
Pumpkin spice.
NWS Fall Safety Campaign.

Are you feeling it?
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#WeatherReady https://t.co/wOtatDFDsq

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RT @NWS: Are you #WeatherReady for the fall? The @NWS Fall Safety Campaign, launching today, features social media plans, infographics, and more to ensure that you and your loved ones can plan ahead and stay safe in the fall. https://t.co/O21LweVS2w https://t.co/2iFVgfOCgV

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RT @NWSOwlieSkywarn: Know before you go! Get in the habit of checking https://t.co/inVmRLg4oM every morning before you head out. #WeatherReady https://t.co/ecnMEtQQy0

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RT @53rdWRS: “Rapid intensification is a phenomenon that is difficult to forecast and forecast models still have a hard time predicting it,” said Capt. Amaryllis Cotto, 53rd Weather Reconnaissance Squadron aerial weather reconnaissance officer. “This is a feature that Hurricane Hunters can analyze while flying the system, providing real-time insight of the storm. By relaying how well or fast it’s developing, National Hurricane Center forecasters then have the chance to make quick updates on their watches and warnings and quality check the current forecast trends.”

Our aircrews flew nine weather reconnaissance missions into Hurricane Helene Sept. 23-26, collecting data to for National Hurricane Center forecasts.

To learn more about why we do this mission and how it improves forecasts visit:
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#WeatherReady #weatherreadynation #WeatherReadyNation #weatherready #readynow

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RT @53rdWRS: Views of our mission into Hurricane Milton, which re-strengthened to a Category 5 hurricane Tuesday. For the latest forecast information visit https://t.co/96ZlCzqt2x

#WeatherReady #WeatherReadyNation https://t.co/JlS6yGSYQa

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Astounding!

The 👁️ of #hurricanemilton2024🌀 during a mission Oct. 8.

Listen to local officials, evacuate if told to do so, and stay #weatherready https://t.co/gCZAwSAx5z - Hurricane Hunters

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RT @53rdWRS: Our 403rd Operations Group Commander Col. Elissa Granderson was our pilot for today’s mission into #hurricanemilton2024🌀 collecting weather data for NHC forecasts.

She is responsible for all matters pertaining to the operational readiness and effectiveness of the Operations Group that includes 20 C-130J Super Hercules aircraft, two operational weather flights, an operations support squadron, tactical airlift squadron, aeromedical evacuation squadron, and the Hurricane Hunters, the only weather reconnaissance squadron in the Department of Defense.

For forecast information visit https://t.co/9cGQ9uLhkk

Stay safe and #weatherready!

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RT @NWS: Dangerous fire weather conditions are impacting southern California. A Red Flag Warning is issued when critical fire weather conditions are happening or about to happen. Avoid activities that could spark a wildfire! https://t.co/VyWINDkBnn #WeatherReady https://t.co/z1JNbjYyeU

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RT @53rdWRS: A view of #hurricanerafael2024

We fly through the eye wall and eye at 10,000 feet, find the center, and collect the data that assists with movement and intensity forecasts. The data we collect can improve a forecast by anywhere from 15-25 percent. #WeatherReady https://t.co/Zv52LQSXD0

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RT @NWS: For those of you on the west coast: During high winds, trees can become dangerous objects. Stay safe by avoiding exterior rooms and windows and by using caution when driving. Prevent damage to your property by trimming loose branches and parking away from trees. https://t.co/DsaZ4lFcYY
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RT @NOAAeducation: Meteorological spring starts tomorrow, March 1! Spring into science with us — explore the ocean during springtime, get #WeatherReady safety tips, and view the seasonal temperature outlook for the U.S. Find it all (and more!) here: https://t.co/OtXr0MkGma
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RT @NWSWilmingtonNC: Wildfires are caused by a spark in the presence of fuel and oxygen. Strong winds, high temperatures, low humidity and drought conditions can further impact the fire’s spread. To stay #WeatherReady and protect yourself from wildfires, visit https://t.co/sdwYIMyzF6 https://t.co/F5D8AoBWbu

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RT @NWS: Some people are especially vulnerable to the dangers of tornadoes. Those with a lower level of mobility, such as the elderly or disabled, may need your help to prepare and stay safe. #WeatherReady https://t.co/TcEWxVvOpI https://t.co/Bv26pqqiH3

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Boaters: When storms start to form, head to port or safe shelter immediately! https://t.co/eNl7IVKABH #WeatherReady https://t.co/1NUlgMkcBj

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You’re ready for time on the water, but are you #WeatherReady? Be prepared for, and know how to react to, weather hazards such as strong winds, lightning, and fog. https://t.co/RlEG1SemJQ and https://t.co/26J6Uogt6o #weatheraware #marinewx https://t.co/T9ZrUfNnnr

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From drones to ocean gliders, NOAA uses cutting-edge tech to gather critical data inside hurricanes. NOAA Lapenta Intern, Will Cano, explains how the data gets into the hands of forecasters. #WeatherReady #hurricanes #noaa https://t.co/wHHfV0oEw6

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From drones to ocean gliders, NOAA uses cutting-edge technology to gather critical data inside the heart of hurricanes. NOAA Lapenta Intern, Will Cano, explains how the data gets from the field into the hands of forecasters @NWSNHC.
#WeatherReady #Hurricanes #HurricaneSeason https://t.co/lKwImVN1YP

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