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🌪️ Ever wondered what it’s like to chase a storm?
We’re launching a 3-part series on storm chasing —led by Dr. Christopher Nowotarski.
⚡️ First story drops Sept. 10. Stay tuned!
Video credit: @camrellwx
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i love my major i love my major i love my major i love my major i love my major i love my major i love my major i love my major
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Feature @TAMSCAMSNWA,
Prepare yourself for an incredible history starting in 1956 to now (4 of 4)
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Feature @TAMSCAMSNWA,
Prepare yourself for an incredible history starting in 1956 to now (3 of 4)
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Feature @TAMSCAMSNWA,
Prepare yourself for an incredible history starting in 1956 to now (2 of 4)
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Feature @TAMSCAMSNWA,
Prepare yourself for an incredible history starting in 1956 to now (1 of 4)
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Congratulations also to @TAMU_ATMO's Dr. Erik Nielsen on winning the 2025 @TAMUArtSci Early Career Teaching Award! His hands-on approach, from storm chasing to global programs, brings weather to life for students. ⛈️🌎
🔗 tx.ag/2025ArtSciAwards
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Breaking news: President Donald Trump’s administration is seeking to end nearly all of the climate research conducted by the U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Agency, one of the country’s premier climate science agencies, according to an internal budget document seen by Science.
Learn more: scim.ag/42aAb6P
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#$%!. This looks apocalyptic for NOAA's climate research.
Trump's near-final budget proposal would end NOAA research labs, academic institutes, and regional climate centers.
science.org/content/article/…
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Yesterday, GOES-19 became operational and took over for GOES-16 as GOES-East.
Here are a few of the most impressive and interesting views that GOES-16 provided over the last 7 years...
The moon’s shadow passes over the U.S. during the Great American Eclipse in August 2017.
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Howdy Ags! Some rainy weather is in store for those of us getting our Aggie Rings this weekend. Student Meteorologist Camrynne R. Ellis has the details!
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A lesser known challenge we have on windy days... launching the balloon in 50 mph wind gusts! 🎈👀
Successful? Yes. Graceful? We'll let you decide. (Note: no meteorologists were blown away in the making of this video.😉) #dfwwx #txwx #BalloonWrangling
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We are extremely honored to have received the student chapter of the year award. Thank you to all those who made it possible!! <3
🎊We are thrilled to announce the 2025 Award and Honors Recipients!
Thank you to our members and friends for nominating these outstanding individuals and organizations in the weather, water, and climate community.
Check out the recipients here: bit.ly/3T5IYlp
















































