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According to CoreLogic, Nashville, TN is the windiest city in the US! Four of the top 10 are in our region. http://tinyurl.com/juxrd2s pic.twitter.com/TftXwThGUu
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Tornado and hail reports in the SRCC region in 2016: AR - 23, 94; La - 31, 110; MS - 67, 167; OK - 55, 315; TN - 11, 74; TX - 90, 830.pic.twitter.com/ycGmhVL9Le
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In the 80s there were 27 $1 billion dollar weather disasters; 90s - 48, 2000s - 54, 2010s so far, 74. TX has been especially hard hit.pic.twitter.com/T7kwu5HndV
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In 2016, there were 15 weather disaster events that caused more than $1 billion in damages; unfortunately, several were in the SRCC region.pic.twitter.com/TctVjFU49L
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In 2016, some areas in the SRCC region were drier than normal, some wetter; however, everyone was significantly warmer than normal.pic.twitter.com/PbLjV7qg1r
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SRCC followed Cedric Haynes KLTV, Sea Grant PR, Jen DeHart and 22 others
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@CedricKLTV
Cedric Haynes - U of Cincy Alum. I wake up at 2am each morning. Weekday Good Morning East Texas & Midday Meteorologist. Showing love to people.
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@SeaGrantPR
Our mission is to create awareness about conservation and sustainable development of marine and coastal resources through research, outreach, and education.
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According to the CPC, there is a good chance that January will be drier and warmer than normal across the SRCC region.pic.twitter.com/mvmyczrAr3
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In Dec, temps have been below normal for most of the SRCC region in contrast to recent months. Portions of TX, La, MS, & TN have been wet.pic.twitter.com/nYzCVHE7YM
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The 5 types of air masses in N Ameri: cA (Arctic), cP (continental Polar), mP (maritime Polar), mT (mari Tropical), & cT (contin Tropical).pic.twitter.com/VwX3M4ZlHK
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Christmas Day snow cover the past 4 years suggests that chances of a white X-mas in the SRCC region are low; or maybe it means we are due?pic.twitter.com/hf0Mirrcw4
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In Nov, avg temps were several degrees above normal in the SRCC region; prcp was below normal with the exception of central and western TX.pic.twitter.com/ekysElIll5
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Much of the SRCC region has received some beneficial rains the past few days. Totals exceeding 10" are noted around
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The 2016 Atlantic hurricane season came to a close Nov 30th with 15 named storms, 7 hurricns & 3 major hurricns; above avgs of 12, 6, & 3.pic.twitter.com/1vHPt4lwC6
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Tuesday evening and Tues. night were rough for many in the SRCC region; 135 storm reports, including 26 tornado reports. Image: @Josh_Eachuspic.twitter.com/jTKA2CR3uH
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According to the Climate Prediction Center, odds are good that December will be warmer and drier than normal in the SRCC region.pic.twitter.com/aU6mcVYDbQ
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Everyone at the Southern Regional Climate Center wishes you, your family, and your friends a safe and happy Thanksgiving!pic.twitter.com/D4mJ4KaftU
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"How Many Gallons of Water To Sustain 1 Person Per Day?"; by Dr. Barry Keim, Louisiana State Climatologist.pic.twitter.com/zECVfs855J
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On Saturday the new GOES-R satellite will be launched into orbit, revolutionizing weather and climate monitoring! http://www.goes-r.gov pic.twitter.com/6c9bu2A2cA
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The 2016 Atl Hurricane season is winding down but hurricanes can affect the US in Nov. Ida ('09), Paloma ('08), Gordon ('94), & Kate ('85).pic.twitter.com/AqatZICfMN
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TX has received some beneficial rain in November, the rest of the SRCC region, not so much. Temps have remained above normal.pic.twitter.com/QPzQeuRSkl
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