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Get ready! We’re celebrating #EarthMonth & #CitizenScienceMonth throughout April! Check out our brand new web portal all month long for can’t-miss Earth Month content. noaa.gov/earthday #EarthMonthNOAA #EarthDayNOAA #EarthDay2024

As today's total solar #eclipse occurs, we're noting its path of totality compared to 2017's across North America, where NOAA/NASA's #SuomiNPP satellite captured the eclipse's shadow over the southeastern U.S. Stay tuned to see how NOAA’s JPSS satellites capture the event! 🛰️

We are now two hours away from the #2024SolarEclipse totality in the U.S., with the partial eclipse starting at 6:27 am HST in Pu‘uali‘i, Hawaii! Tune in for NOAA coverage coming to you live from Dallas, TX, a stop on the moon's path of totality. nesdis.noaa.gov/events/total-s…

Are you ready to dive into the fascinating world of weather, satellites, and Earth science? Look no further than SciJinks — where learning meets adventure! Embark on your interactive Earth science journey at scijinks.gov!

Learn how satellites are launched, orbit our planet, and provide crucial data for weather forecasts. From liftoff to stable orbits, watch the cosmic ballet that keeps us informed about Earth’s ever-changing atmosphere: bit.ly/49DX5Us

SciJinks is looking forward to summer – are you? Ice cream cones, sunshine, and beach days… nothing could be better! Prepare for your beach days with this SciJinks article about staying safe around rip currents: bit.ly/3W1n9pr

A drought is caused by drier- than-normal conditions that eventually lead to water supply problems. Hot temperatures can worsen a drought by evaporating moisture from the soil. But here’s the twist: droughts don’t just happen in hot and dry places! bit.ly/3xLUcDH

⚡️Zap! Crack! Boom! GOES-U is launching soon! ⚡️To celebrate, draw how you imagine lightning to look, either within the clouds or striking the ground, from above the sky or from your window. Submit your art to the SciJinks Art Challenge today! scijinks.gov/art-challenge/

Have you ever watched a lightning storm from your window at home? GOES-U, launching in June 2024, will also help scientists “see” lightning and predict where it will strike. Learn more about lightning and submit your art: scijinks.gov/art-challenge/

In June 2024, the United States will be launching its latest weather satellite called GOES-U (Geostationary Operational Environmental Satellite). Head to SciJinks to explore launch activities, like the Art Challenge and Launch Bingo! scijinks.gov/goes-u-launch/

Zap! You just touched a metal doorknob after shuffling your rubber-soled feet across the carpet. Yipes! You've been struck by lightning! Well, not really, but it's the same idea. ⚡️ Learn more: scijinks.gov/lightning/

Watch the GOES-U launch broadcast online and cross off each box below when you hear any of these words mentioned. Got bingo? Ask a grownup to share a photo of your board on Facebook or X by tagging NOAA Satellites and using the hashtag #ReadyToGOES! scijinks.gov/goes-u-launch/

Does summer mean hot and humid weather where you live? If so, have you ever wondered what exactly humidity is? Humidity is a measure of water vapor in the air. Find a cool spot to rest, then read all about humidity at NOAA SciJinks: scijinks.gov/what-is-humidi…

Have you ever wondered what causes tides? Here’s a hint: you can often see it in the sky! Check out our article and video on what cause tides: scijinks.gov/tides/

Have you ever wondered where trash ends up when it enters the ocean? Does it travel across the world? Find out with our new game, Ocean Odyssey: scijinks.gov/ocean-odyssey-…

JUST IN: Today, NOAA shared first images of the Western Hemisphere from NOAA's new GOES-19 satellite. The satellite constantly views the same area of the planet, tracking weather conditions & hazards as they happen. nesdis.noaa.gov/news/noaa-debu… NOAA Satellites

It's fall in the Northern Hemisphere, and with the autumnal equinox on September 22, we are ready to celebrate! Check out our roundup of activities, educational resources, and demos that are sure to make you #FallInLoveWithScience this season! noaa.gov/education/fall… NOAA

Want to make a weather-inspired pumpkin this Halloween? Check out our pumpkin stencil activity at NOAA SciJinks: scijinks.gov/pumpkins/

It's starting to get a bit windy and chilly outside. But where is that wind coming from? Our video and printable poster have the answers! Head on over to SciJinks to learn more about why the wind blows: scijinks.gov/why-does-the-w…

Let it snow! SWIPE ➡️ to learn about marine snow. #HappyHolidays Link to cards in bio and at noaa.gov/education/NOAA…