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How often do tropical cyclone eyes occur? Where do they occur most frequently? How does their size vary? A new climatology has the answers: bit.ly/TCeyeClim #ScienceNews

One 2006 hurricane had an eye for 12 entire days. Can you name it? A new climatology has the answer: bit.ly/TCeyeClim #ScienceNews

Using a new climatology, scientists found that, between 1982 and 2015, more than half of tropical cyclones developed at least one eye: bit.ly/TCeyeClim #ScienceNews

April 2018 marks the 400th consecutive month with temperatures, at least nominally, above the 20th century average for the globe: bit.ly/Global201804 #StateOfClimate

January 2018 average global temperature was 5th highest for the month at 1.28°F above average: bit.ly/Global201801 #StateOfClimate

Happy #GroundhogDay! See how these furry forecasters stack up to climate records: bit.ly/GroundhogsAndClimate

Happening Now: Susan Osborne on successfully communicating science on social media at #AMS2018 bit.ly/NCEIatAMS18 #NCEIatAMS

ICYMI Learn more about Susan Osborne’s #AMS2018 talk on successfully communicating science on social media: bit.ly/NCEIatAMS18 #NCEIatAMS

Our participation in the weekly U.S. Drought Monitor helps ranchers deal with drought conditions: bit.ly/ValueOfDataUSDM @DroughtGov

With 16 #BillionDollarDisasters in 2017, the U.S. has now experienced 219 weather and climate disasters since 1980—total losses exceed $1.5 trillion: bit.ly/USClimate201712 #StateOfClimate

Pack rats have never been so #UnexpectedlyCute! 🐭 See why these tiny “hoarders” are important to climate science: bit.ly/ClimateRats

#OnThisDay in 2004 Hurricane Ivan made its first U.S. landfall, bringing devastating impacts to 17 states: bit.ly/HurricaneIvan04

#OnThisDay In 1992, Hurricane Andrew took the lives of over 60 people and caused $47.8 billion in damages: bit.ly/HurricaneAndrew

Over 100 U.S. Climate Reference Network stations will record the meteorological impacts of #Eclipse2017: bit.ly/EclipseClimate

Show your kids how they can become #Eclipse2017 weather observers with our keepsake form: bit.ly/2uFH1TP ☁️ 🌡️ 💨