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National Weather Service ✓

@NWS · United States · joined 03 Jan 2012

Official X account for @NOAA's National Weather Service. A list of official NWS accounts can be found at https://t.co/nG1wK2Kcru

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NWS Flood Inundation Mapping (FIM) now covers nearly 100% of the U.S. population, expanded to include the East Coast, the Great Lakes region, the Rocky Mountains and the northern Plains. FIM visually displays the geographical extent of projected river flooding for more than 3.3 h
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From watching flashes and waiting for thunder, to early electromagnetic detectors, ground-based networks and instruments in space—the tools we use to detect lightning have come a long way. ⚡🛰️ See how lightning detection went from ground to sky: https://t.co/e2tEYYCgYl https://t
Lightning in North Dakota: July 5, 2014. (Image credit: Jeremy Bower)
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Getting dressed for cold weather is all about layers! Start with a moisture-wicking base layer to keep you dry, add an insulating middle layer to trap heat, and finish with a waterproof, wind-resistant outer shell. Don't forget your hat, gloves, and warm socks to protect your htt
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Tropical moisture surging into the Desert Southwest continues a dangerous flash flooding threat across central and eastern New Mexico and the TX/OK panhandles through Thursday morning. Slow-moving storms producing heavy rainfall can quickly lead to flooding across the desert http
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An early-season Nor'Easter will rapidly intensify and bring major coastal flooding impacts to the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast Coasts through this weekend. Those in coastal New Enlgand can also expect strong wind gusts and heavy rainfall. https://t.co/o5cxJlONPR https://t.co/8b77R
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Tornado forecasting had to start somewhere. In the 1880s, U.S. Army Signal Corps meteorologist John Park Finley studied tornado patterns, built a network of observers and pioneered experimental tornado forecasts. Meet America’s first tornado forecaster: https://t.co/vmkmKu5F3w h
A map from John P. Finley’s booklet, “Tornadoes. What they are and how to observe them; with practical suggestions for the protection of life and property.” showing the path of the Enigma outbreak of tornadoes on February 19, 1884. (Image credit: Public Domain)
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Winter weather can quickly turn a routine drive into a challenge. Don't let snow and ice leave you stranded! Keep an emergency kit stocked with winter essentials in your vehicle. Being prepared keeps you safe on the road, even when the conditions outside are frightful. ❄️🚗🧤 htt
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We’re continuing to use the vacancy announcements listed below to fill entry level/early-career meteorologists positions at offices throughout the country. ➡️ These three vacancy announcements have already resulted in new hires, but we have more positions to fill. Will you be ht
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Before group chats and video calls, hurricane forecasters had the Hurricane Hotline. 📞 These dedicated phones helped NWS experts quickly coordinate watches, warnings and storm information when tropical cyclones threatened. Take a trip back to the era of the Hurricane Hotline: ht
This colorful photo shows reporters filming Hurricane Specialist Richard Pasch making a hurricane conference call with the National Weather Service New Orleans/Baton Rouge Office during Hurricane Katrina in 2005. Digitally enhanced photo. (Image credit: NOAA)
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As the temperatures begin to drop, winterize your home to stay warm and safe. Simple steps like sealing drafts around windows and doors, insulating pipes, and cleaning your gutters can prevent major issues when the cold sets in. Preparing your home now saves you from stress and
Infographic titled "WINTERIZE YOUR HOME" set against a blue background with falling snow. At the center is a 3D illustration of a two-story house with pointers indicating home preparation tasks: Gather supplies: Points to the garage. Clean out gutters: Points to the roof gutter line. Insulate your attic: Points to the upper roof section. Test smoke and carbon monoxide detectors: Points to an upper-floor window/wall section. Inspect your chimney: Points to the roof chimney. Caulk and weather strip doors/windows: Points to a second-story window. Insulate exposed pipes: Points to the lower exterior wall near the foundation.
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A look at the week ahead: Multiple regions face elevated heavy rain and flash flooding risks this week. Multiple rounds of moderate to locally heavy rain will impact portions of the Appalachians and Mid-Atlantic. Thunderstorms with isolated severe wind gusts will be possible ht
A weather map of the contiguous United States showing total forecasted precipitation. Light to moderate precipitation (0.10 to 1.50 inches) covers wide areas of the West, Central Plains, Midwest, and Southeast. Higher precipitation amounts are highlighted in two main regions: South Central U.S.: A band of heavy rain (2.00 to over 5.00 inches, shown in purple and red) extends from western and northern Texas through Oklahoma, Kansas, Missouri, and parts of Arkansas and Illinois. Southeast / Atlantic Coast: Heavy precipitation (3.00 to over 10.00 inches, with offshore areas reaching up to 20.00 inches shown in red, orange, and yellow) covers Florida, the Southeast coast, and extends northeastward along the Eastern Seaboard.
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Weather forecasting has changed a lot since 1870—but the mission has always centered on serving the public. That year, Congress created a national weather service to observe the atmosphere and warn of approaching storms. Explore 150+ years of NWS history: https://t.co/fmdaUIQHlg 46.8K views · 108 likes · 25 reposts · 0 replies Open on X →
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Living in or near the mountains means being ready for rapidly changing conditions in any season. Don't just rely on a standard car emergency kit. Customize your supplies for high-elevation hazards! Being prepared makes the difference between a minor inconvenience and a https://
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While the Lower MS valley bakes in the heat this weekend, "ridge-riding" storms are likely to bring severe weather to parts of the Plains, Mid-West, and Southeast on Saturday with damaging wind gusts and large hail possible. https://t.co/hMs9rfEGS0 https://t.co/kt2uxx7YoF
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Heavy rain could lead to flash flooding across parts of the northern Rockies and Upper Midwest today. A Slight Risk is in place for portions of Montana and from the Dakotas into Minnesota and Iowa. Stay weather aware, especially if traveling, and never drive through flooded http
Excessive Rainfall Forecast for Friday, September 18. Slight Risk areas are highlighted across parts of Montana, and from the eastern Dakotas through Minnesota and Iowa. Marginal Risk surrounds these areas and extends across portions of the northern Rockies and Southwest, with smaller Marginal Risk areas near the Ohio Valley and southern Florida.
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Hot temperatures and high humidity are forecast to continue across the mid-Mississippi Valley into this weekend with heat advisories in effect. https://t.co/o5cxJlONPR https://t.co/CspIgaKWGT
NOAA "Extreme Heat" map showing an orange heat-advisory area covering counties across Missouri, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky and western Tennessee, with county boundaries visible and a legend labeling the orange as "Heat Advisory."
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Living in the southern U.S. means being ready for intense heat and sudden extreme weather like heavy flooding. Don’t let a breakdown or storm catch you off guard! Customize your car emergency kit for the southern climate. Being prepared for heat and flooding ensures you stay htt
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Heat continues to be the story across portions of the south-central U.S. as the fall sports season heats up as well. Whether on the field or in the stands, be sure you're aware and prepared to beat the heat! https://t.co/D1T8MWH0pC https://t.co/hD9MYEzmOo
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Living in the northern U.S. means extreme winter weather can arrive quickly. Don’t get caught in the cold! Make sure your car emergency kit has winter-ready essentials. Stay prepared to safely navigate those early-season snowstorms and cold outbreaks. ❄️🚗🧤 #WinterSafety https:/
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We’re continuing to hire a wide variety of positions throughout the National Weather Service! New vacancies are being posted all the time. Here’s a sample of what’s open as of today: https://t.co/Ih18tFbelX
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Summer may be coming to a close, but the beaches are still packed with people, especially across the Southeastern and Gulf Coasts. Before you hit the sand, ensure that you check beach conditions and make your trip to the coast a safe one! https://t.co/7JYlLBj8UE https://t.co/G5B
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Heavy to excessive rainfall on Wednesday could bring areas of flooding across parts of the central Plains into the Midwest, and Four Corners states. https://t.co/o5cxJlONPR https://t.co/k5WM6O4pH4
US weather forecast map for Sep 16–17, 2026 showing widespread rain and thunderstorms (green shading), hatched areas indicating heavy rain/flash flooding risk across parts of the central Plains, Arizona and Midwest, with frontal boundaries and H/L pressure markers.
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Living in the eastern and southeastern U.S. means being prepared for hurricane season and heavy rain events. If you have to evacuate, your car kit should be ready for flooding and power outages. Don't let a storm catch you off guard. Being prepared for flooding and storm-related
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Heavy rain could lead to flash flooding across parts of the Southwest and Midwest today. A Moderate Risk is in place for a small portion of eastern Nebraska and western Iowa, with a broader Slight Risk stretching from the Southwest into the Midwest. Stay weather aware, and never
Excessive Rainfall Forecast for Tuesday, September 15. A Moderate Risk of excessive rainfall is centered over a small portion of eastern Nebraska and western Iowa. Slight Risk areas extend from Nebraska and Iowa east into northern Illinois, and from parts of Arizona and New Mexico northeast into the central Plains. Marginal Risk surrounds these areas, extending from the Southwest into the Great Lakes.
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Strong to locally severe thunderstorms may occur from the south-central Plains into parts of the Midwest this afternoon and evening, with at least isolated damaging wind gusts possible. https://t.co/o5cxJlONPR https://t.co/ueSsPjAoOf
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Heavy to excessive rainfall Tuesday could bring areas of flooding across parts of the central Plains into the Midwest and Four Corners states. https://t.co/o5cxJlONPR https://t.co/Z60F9Vkvmn
U.S. surface weather forecast map valid Sep 15, 2026 showing rain and thunderstorms across the central and eastern U.S., hatched areas indicating heavy rain/flash flooding risk in the Plains and central states, with cold/warm fronts and high/low pressure centers marked.
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Wherever your travels take you, a basic car emergency kit is essential. Be prepared for the unexpected by keeping these items in your vehicle: a first aid kit, water, a flashlight, reflective safety items, jumper cables and tow straps, a map, portable charger, and blankets. https
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Severe storm outlook for today, Monday, Sept. 14: Scattered strong to severe thunderstorms should occur across parts of eastern Nebraska into western/central Iowa this afternoon and evening. Large hail, severe gusts, and a few tornadoes all appear possible. https://t.co/t0uuV6qWW
NWS Storm Prediction Center severe weather outlook for Monday, September 14, 2026. A Slight Risk covers parts of Nebraska and western Iowa, including Omaha, with a broader Marginal Risk extending from western Kansas and Nebraska into Iowa. Thunderstorms are possible across a much larger portion of the central and northern U.S.
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Heavy to excessive rainfall could bring areas of flooding each day Monday through Thursday across parts of the central Plains into the Midwest as well as southern Arizona and New Mexico. Find more details in your local forecast at https://t.co/o5cxJlONPR https://t.co/quVEDKeEF8
WPC 1–5 day excessive rainfall outlook for the contiguous U.S., showing slight risk (yellow) and marginal risk (green) centered across the central Plains into the Midwest and Great Lakes, with smaller pockets in the southern Rockies and northern Plains; no moderate or high risk shown.
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When severe weather strikes, family members aren't always together. Having a plan is crucial. Designate a safe meeting place outside your home and another outside your neighborhood in case you cannot return home. Establish a communication plan: choose an out-of-area contact htt
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Growth & engagement

How the posts we collected actually performed: views and reaction rate post by post, what the audience did with them, and where the follower count goes.

Views per post

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Last 14 collected posts, oldest on the left. The scale is logarithmic: one post can outrun the rest a hundred times over.

Engagement rate per post

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Reactions — likes, reposts, replies and quotes — divided by views. Median for 1M–10M accounts is 0.70%.

What the audience does

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Reposts17.3%728 in total
Replies2.1%88 in total
Quotes1.1%46 in total
Bookmarks7.4%312 in total

Share of every reaction we collected for this account. Replies mean argument, reposts mean endorsement, bookmarks mean the post was worth keeping.

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