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NCDC Releases May 2013 U.S. Climate Report The May 2013 temperature for the contiguous United States was 61.0°F, 0.9°F above the 20th century average. -
U.S. Drought Monitor Update for June 11, 2013 According to the June 11 U.S. Drought Monitor, moderate to exceptional drought covers 44.1% of the contiguous U.S. -
Picture Climate: How Pollen Tells Us About Climate Every spring, pollen spores come out to wreak havoc on allergy sufferers, but they are important for learning about climate. -
Product Highlight: Weather and Climate Toolkit NCDC’s Weather and Climate Toolkit provides simple visualization and data export of the Center's weather and climate data. -
CycloneCenter.org Reaches 200,000 Classifications On May 15, 2013, CycloneCenter.org celebrated a significant milestone—200,000 classifications!
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2013 Products and Services Guide Available Online
The NCDC 2013 Products and Services Guide provides an overview of the wide range of products and services we offer. A free PDF copy of the guide is available on the NCDC website.
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2011 State of the Climate Report Released
July 10, NOAA released the 2011 State of the Climate report, a peer-reviewed report compiled by 378 scientists from 48 countries around the world.
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NCDC ranks 2012 as the second costliest year on record, with 11 weather and climate disasters causing over $110 billion in damages.
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This month in Climate History, we remember the June 3, 1921 flooding in Pueblo, CO, which killed hundreds of people and devastated the town.
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NCDC scientists use the Weather and Climate Toolkit to provide multiple radar visualizations of the May 20, 2013, Moore, Oklahoma, tornado.
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NCDC’s Robert Reynolds helps ensure NCDC employees have an operational, effective, and safe environment to fulfill their duties.
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Paleoclimate records provide scientists with information on droughts for centuries, allowing them to better understand how droughts unfold.
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