Flash Flood Emergency for parts of MD west of Baltimore including Ellicott City & Catonsville. Extremely heavy rainfall causing major flash flooding along the Patapsco River. This is an extremely dangerous situation similar to the catastrophic Ellicott City flash flood of 7/30/16

CHRS students taking a well-deserved break to watch the Iran vs. Portugal game. Can you guess who they were rooting for?

@Hydrology_IRPI antonio vecoli 🛰️🇪🇺#️⃣ Copernicus EU Copernicus EMS EO Data Service ADAM Platform EU Civil Protection & Humanitarian Aid 🇪🇺 NOAA Last 72 accumulated rainfall with PERSIANN-CSS CHRS UC Irvine in my IPhone 📱

iRain Tutorial (Spanish): youtu.be/gVINstZSilA?a via YouTube

Exciting news: our paper on the CHRS Data Portal was published by Nature Scientific Data! This was a huge milestone in our step toward having an impactful online presence, and we cannot thank the team who put this together enough for their efforts! doi.org/10.1038/sdata.…

A series of devastating floods and flash floods have deluged large parts of Iran following the unprecedented rainfall events from March 17th to April 20th. We have created an open-access report of our findings and takeaways from these events. chrs.web.uci.edu/articles/iran_…

Check out our recent publication on the application of advanced Deep Learning algorithms for precipitation estimation from multispectral satellite imagery. doi.org/10.3390/rs1119… #Precipitation#AI#DeepLearning

Applications are now open for the training workshop: Precipitation Estimation and Analysis Using Remotely Sensed Information! Join CUAHSI, UCI Graduate Division and CEE@UCI July 8 - 10, 2020 at UC Irvine Learn more and apply here: ow.ly/tyGd50yfEpQ #CUAHSIworkshop #MATLAB

Calling grad students and early career scientists to join CUAHSI at UC Irvine for the training workshop: Precipitation Estimation and Analysis Using Remotely Sensed Information! Learn more and apply here: ow.ly/LnyS50yvOFJ . . #remotesensing #data #precipitation

Beautiful #weather again tomorrow / Brought to you by NWS #SanDiego 😉 / #cawx #SoCal

Well above average temperatures (925 mb) so far this year over the #Arctic Ocean. "Warmth" was transported through the Bering Sea and Fram Strait. Cooler (relative to average) conditions over the surrounding land.

Today is the official first day of the eastern Pacific hurricane season, and regularly scheduled Tropical Weather Outlooks have resumed. Here is the list of names for the 2018 eastern Pacific tropical cyclones: nhc.noaa.gov/gtwo.php?basin…

11:32am CDT #SPC Public Severe Weather Outlook #PWO concerning #ctwx #mawx #njwx #nywx #pawx #riwx go.usa.gov/xQQey

12:47pm CDT #SPC_Watch WW 95 SEVERE TSTM CT DE MD NJ NY PA CW 151745Z - 160300Z, go.usa.gov/xQQum

A severe thunderstorm watch has been issued for parts of southern Connecticut, southeastern New York including the NYC metro area & Long Island, all of New Jersey, eastern Pennsylvania including the Philadelphia metro, northern Delaware & northeastern Maryland until 11 pm EDT

NOAA #GOES17 satellite has successfully shared the first SEISS data, an instrument that detects charged particles energized by geomagnetic storms, like this one observed on May 6. #spaceweather #spacewxmonth Learn more: go.usa.gov/xQQuN

Nguyen et al. show that warm climate regions exhibit decreasing rainfall trends, while arid and polar climate regions show increasing trends. More on trends across scales in the latest Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society: goo.gl/XcrSas Andrés Snitcofsky CHRS UC Irvine

On this date in 1980, NOAA's GOES-3 satellite captured the #eruption of Mount St. Helens - check out the volcanic cloud that rose an estimated 12 to 16 miles above sea level in this visible and infrared imgaery.

It has been a very wet last 10 days across most of the Eastern US, especially the mid Atlantic and southern Appalachian regions.

The second Geostationary Lightning Mapper to ever reach orbit has shared its first images. This initial imagery from NOAA’s recently launched #GOES17 satellite captures a line of severe storms over the Plains. See the full video: go.usa.gov/xQEQb