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New History of Meteorology

An early release of History of Meteorology, Volume 6 is now available. Click here to read more.

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NWS San Diego@NWSSanDiego·
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Notable SoCal weather history for May 20th. #CAwx #SoCal #SouthernCalifornia #SanDiegoWx #wxhistory
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Day In WX History @weather_history·
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#OTD in 1916, 1917, & 1918, a #tornado passed near or through the town of Codell, Kansas. The tornado in 1917 moved 2 miles west of town. An estimated F4 tornado moved through Codell in 1918. #wxhistory
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NWS Little Rock@NWSLittleRock·
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On this day in 1872, major flooding was occurring along the Arkansas River, especially in the Argenta area (now North Little Rock). Thousands of acres of cotton in Jefferson, Arkansas, Desha, and Chicot Counties, as well as many farms were under water. #arwx #wxhistory
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Emily Sutton@emilyrsutton·
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ON THIS DAY IN #wxhistory 5 years ago, 7 tornadoes struck central Oklahoma including an EF-4, hitting Lake Thunderbird/Bethel Acres/Little Axe/Shawnee. Sadly, two people died. https://t.co/841zXARKGO (Pics: radar imagery from Willie Gilmore, tornado pic by me) @kfor #okwx
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Day In WX History @weather_history·
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@udfcdfws Thanks for the #wxhistory!
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