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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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AMS Education @AMSeducation·
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This year marks the 91st anniversary of the first #Cherry #Blossom Festival. The current dates of anticipated bloom range between April 3-6. A video that describes how the earlier blossoming of cherry trees indicate a changing climate. https://t.co/ZJyRqMnFaS #WxHistory
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Schnack @WXSchnack·
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Here is a look at how much snow was on the ground across Iowa last year on this date . #iawx #wxhistory
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Scott Doering @sd79wx·
23 Mar

#wxhistory for #NEwx.
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#OTD in 1913: Seven, estimated F2 or greater tornadoes killed 168 people in eastern #NE and #IA. Omaha was greatly impacted. #wxhistory https://t.co/SnI9NeyRmC 2
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NWS Albuquerque@NWSAlbuquerque·
23 Mar

#OTD in 2007, a tornado outbreak in southeast NM produced NM's deadliest tornado on record. https://t.co/0ASsL7TZ45 #nmwx #wxhistory
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Day In WX History @weather_history·
23 Mar

#OTD in 1913: Seven, estimated F2 or greater tornadoes killed 168 people in eastern #NE and #IA. Omaha was greatly impacted. #wxhistory https://t.co/SnI9NeyRmC
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