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Allie Mazurek

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Atmospheric Scientist (via CSUx2 & UGA). Enjoyer of ⛈️❄️🐱🏔️🏃‍♀️ (personal account)

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Colorado Climate Center @climate.colostate.edu · 10/09/2026
August 2026 was our warmest on record: our 3rd record-warm month in this calendar year and the 4th for Water Year 2026. Last month featured a mix of worsening drought and localized flash flooding, as well as two tragic weather-related fatalities. Check out out our latest monthly summary for more:
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CO Monthly Climate Summary
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Colorado Climate Center @climate.colostate.edu · 11/08/2026
July is the hottest month of the year in Colorado, and this July was the 2nd hottest on record. Records were broken for both hot days and warm nights. The monsoon finally arrived, bringing welcome rain but unwelcome flash flooding. Read more in our July summary! climate.colostate.edu/monthly_summ...
July 2026
Colorado Monthly Climate Summary
Maybell: 102°F
Leroy 5 WSW: 79°F
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Greeley UNC: 76°F •
Grand Lake 6 SSW: 57°F•
Brighton 3 SE: 105°F
Denver Lowry AFB: 79°F
Collbran: 100°F
Grand Junction
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Walker Field: 80°F
Evergreen: 64°F•
Twin Lakes
Reservoir: 89°F
•• Aurora Buckley Field ANGB: 75°F
° Kassler: 76°F
• Limon: 70°F • Burlington: 113°F
• Grand Junction
6ESE: 78°F
• Palmer Lake: 69°F
Lake George•
8 SW: 89°F
Fort Carson Butts AAF: 76°F
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Montrose No 2: 73°F •
Cochetopa Creek: 59°F
Blue Mesa Lake: 96°F
_Fort Carson Butts AAF: 101°F
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Sargents: 97°F- • Pueblo Reservoir: 75°F
Grand Sand Dunes
National Park: 66°F
Cortez: 102°F
Walsh 1 W: 110°F
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Alamosa-Bergman Field: 59°F
All-Time Record High Max All-Time Record High Min
Stations with records > 50 years
Data from ACIS
All-time record temperatures tied and broken in July 2026
Statewide Temperature and Precipitation Ranks for July 2026 (based on 1895-2026 data)
2nd warmest (above average) • 45th driest (near average)
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UIS Observatory @uisobservatory.bsky.social · 24/07/2026
I’d like to make it clear for all the people following me what the sheer gravity of the news is. Without this facility we can’t ensure constant communication with spacecraft beyond Earth orbit. If this facility is off-line, the Artemis program cannot send a crew to the Moon.
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Nahel Belgherze @wxnb.bsky.social · 20/07/2026
I've never seen anything like it. Salta, Argentina, has just recorded its hottest night on record during the climatologically coldest time of the year. The minimum overnight temperature did not fall below 26°C (78.8°F), pulverizing the previous monthly record by 7°C.
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Luke LeBrun @lukelebrun.ca · 15/07/2026
These images of First Nations community members evacuating Collins, Ontario on motorboats are absolutely surreal www.facebook.com/reel/1548244...
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CSU Department of Atmospheric Science @csuatmossci.bsky.social · 10/07/2026
Join the @climate.colostate.edu on Friday, July 31 at the Estes Valley Community Center. A suite of invited experts will look back on the history, meteorology, hydrology, and warning systems the day of the 1976 Big Thompson Flood. climate.colostate.edu/blog/index.p...
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You're Invited: Remembering the 50th Anniversary of the 1976 Big Thompson Flood - Colorado Climate Blog
Happy July! As we start the new month, our office is busy preparing to commemorate one of Colorado’s most impactful weather events: the 1976 Big Thompson Flood. Nearly 50 years ago, on July 31, 1976, ...
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Capital Weather @capitalweather.com · 04/07/2026
Thomas Jefferson recorded the weather on July 4, 1776. It was in the 60s and 70s. Today's forecast? Around 100 degrees. Here's a fascinating look at the weather on the day America declared its independence — and how it compares with today: www.capitalweather.com/july-4-weath...
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Allie Mazurek @amaz.bsky.social · 04/05/2026
Colorado getting their biggest snowstorm of the season when I’m out of state☹️
Arthur meme
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Allie Mazurek @amaz.bsky.social · 22/04/2026
Happy Earth Day! 🌎 To celebrate, consider streaming PBS NOVA's new "Rain Bombs" episode! You might recognize some familiar atmospheric scientists ;) I feel very fortunate to have played a small part in this episode. One of my most memorable career experiences so far!
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NOVA | Rain Bombs | Season 53 | Episode 5
A deadly—and growing—global weather phenomenon mystifies scientists.
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Jared Rennie @jjrennie.bsky.social · 17/04/2026
DYK that @noaa.gov estimates how much rainfall you would probably need in order to end drought? www.ncei.noaa.gov/access/monit...
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Allie Mazurek @amaz.bsky.social · 17/04/2026
a clash of seasons 🌸🌨️ #cowx
A blossoming crabapple tree with snow
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ArtButMakeItSports @artbutmakeitsports.bsky.social · 12/04/2026
Woman Walking in an Exotic Forest, by Henri Rousseau, 1905, via @garrett_TFE
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Colorado Climate Center @climate.colostate.edu · 09/04/2026
March 2026 rewrote the record books for early-spring warmth in Colorado. It was warmer than most Aprils. Hundreds of temperature records were set across the state, including a new March record of 99°F. The heat was prolonged, and it was also very dry. Read more in our monthly state climate summary.👇
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CO Monthly Climate Summary
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daryl herzmann @akrherz.bsky.social · 12/03/2026
My son got a 3D Printer 15 months ago and I thought "worthless toy". Then my son makes a lithopane of the H-Triple-R for May 20th and now tears are in my eyes.
NWP at its greatest.
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Allie Mazurek @amaz.bsky.social · 07/04/2026
Today was a hard day. I’m finding peace by looking back at sunnier days — hope these find your timeline well ❤️
Looking up at red arches in Arches NP with a clear sky in the backgroundMountains with a lake and pine trees in the foreground. It is morning and there is a cloudless skyA rainbow in front of dark storm clouds with a grassy field in the foregroundSnow-capped mountains with a small lake and grassy field in the foreground. Puffy clouds dot a sunny sky above
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Alan Gerard @wxmanms1.bsky.social · 03/04/2026
News: WH released proposed FY27 budget, continuing to push plan to eliminate NOAA Research and massively cut Earth sciences - while NOAA grant data for FY2026 shows only 7 new grants so far compared to 379 in FY2025, further evidence of curtailed science budget execution. tinyurl.com/5e3ptub2
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White House releases FY27 budget proposal, continuing plan of massive cuts to Earth science, including elimination of NOAA Research
NOAA grant data shows agency awarding grants at a much slower rate than previous years, likely showing administration strategy to reduce scientific spending through budget execution
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Colorado Climate Center @climate.colostate.edu · 02/04/2026
Mountain snowpack in Colorado should be peaking around now. This year, it's almost gone. New blog post that shows how it is now clear that this is the worst snowpack year on record for Colorado, following the record-shattering March warmth. 1/
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Mountain snowpack should be peaking around now. This year, it's almost gone - Colorado Climate Blog
We’ve reached April 1, which is a key date in assessing where things stand with snow in the mountains, which then informs the likely water supply in streams and rivers later in the spring and summer. ...
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Anthony Edwards @edwardsanthonyb.bsky.social · 28/03/2026
Some more from Donner Pass today:
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Colorado Climate Center @climate.colostate.edu · 26/03/2026
Update: the one record we had not yet broken this month was the all-time March record for Colorado (96°F at Holly in 1907), but that record will also fall. Stations at Springfield and Walsh in SE CO reached 97°F today. It's possible other stations that report daily will show even higher values #cowx
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Chris Bianchi @bianchiweather.bsky.social · 25/03/2026
54° for an overnight low in Denver is stupid absurd. Not only is that our warmest March low by 6°, it’s almost our warmest April low as well. #COwx
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Colorado Climate Center @climate.colostate.edu · 23/03/2026
Last week's record-setting heat took a major toll on Colorado's snowpack (which was already in bad shape). We're currently sitting at 44% of average with ~2 weeks to go until our average peak. Little to no precipitation is expected over the next 7 days. #cowx
Colorado statewide snowpack graphic, illustrating the 2026 snowpack relative to historical data. The 2026 data shows a steep drop in snow water equivalent over the past week.
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Allie Mazurek @amaz.bsky.social · 20/03/2026
crispy
Weather station observations showing low humidity
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Colorado Climate Center @climate.colostate.edu · 19/03/2026
“March”
Map of current CoAgMET temperatures on the afternoon of March 19, 2026. They are far above average for mid-March across the entire state. From https://coagmet.colostate.edu/
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Daniel Swain @weatherwest.bsky.social · 19/03/2026
Well, if yesterday's map was ridiculous, I'm running out of superlatives to characterize today's. Countless locations from Pacific Coast to Great Plains are currently experiencing all-time record March warmth, w/ some locations approaching/exceeding April (or even May) records.
Map of U.S., from coolwx.com, showing locations currently experiencing record-breaking temperatures. There are countless such locations in the Western U.S., with hundreds of red dots (locations breaking daily record highs) and many dozens of pink dots (locations breaking March monthly record highs). The region of record heat extends from the Pacific Coast to the Great Plains, and from Canada to Mexico.
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Daniel Swain @weatherwest.bsky.social · 18/03/2026
Fair to say that the Western U.S. heatwave has reached record-shattering status, with dozens of locations breaking all-time March monthly heat records & some now approaching *April* records. Swath of record heat extends clear from Pacific to Great Plains, & from Canada to Mexico.
Map of U.S., from coolwx.com, showing locations currently experiencing record-breaking temperatures. There are countless such locations in the Western U.S., with hundreds of red dots (locations breaking daily record highs) and dozens of pink dots (locations breaking March monthly record highs). The region of record heat extends from the Pacific Coast to the Great Plains, and from Canada to Mexico.
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National Weather Service @nws.noaa.gov · 18/03/2026
An extreme early-season heat wave could see temperatures 20-30 degrees above average and record temperatures broken by 10 or more degrees today and tomorrow across the Desert Southwest. Jumping right into summer-like heat puts vulnerable populations at risk. Stay cool at www.weather.gov/safety/heat
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Tom Di Liberto @tdiliberto.bsky.social · 17/03/2026
🧵Happy St. Patrick's day! What better way to celebrate than talking about ENSO? Specifically, let's talk about El Nino because that hype-train is leaving the station, and the ENSO Blog at Climate[.gov] is no longer around to provide expert context. 😡 www.youtube.com/watch?v=jwyU...
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Best of SNL: El Niño (Chris Farley)
YouTube video by President Polo
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Dr. Jeff Masters @drjeffmasters.bsky.social · 15/03/2026
The Morrill Fire in Nebraska has killed 1 and consumed 549,000 acres with 0% containment. This is more than 10% of the entire area burned by U.S. wildfires in 2025, and makes it one of the 20 largest fires in U.S. history. Sunday forecast is grim: High Wind Warning, 25-35 mph winds, gusting to 50.
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Russ Schumacher @rschumacher.cloud · 13/03/2026
a lot has already been written about the heat wave next week, including @weatherwest.bsky.social’s posts here. But it is hard to describe how truly outlandish the forecast is for next week. This is looking to be so far outside of anything that’s been observed before in March in the western US.
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Allie Mazurek @amaz.bsky.social · 13/03/2026
NWS forecast for Fort Collins currently calling for a Thursday high temp near 90F next week. #cowx
Screenshot of NWS forecast: 

Tuesday
Mostly sunny, with a high near 80. Breezy.
Tuesday Night
Partly cloudy, with a low around 42. Breezy.
Wednesday
Mostly sunny, with a high near 86.
Wednesday Night
Mostly clear, with a low around 45.
Thursday
Sunny, with a high near 90.
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Becky Bolinger @climatebecky.com · 13/03/2026
Air quality in northeast and southeast CO and the NE panhandle is ridiculously poor due to the wildfire near Lake McConaughy in NE. Widespread PM2.5 values in excess of 300, which is considered a "health warning of emergency conditions" for all populations.
Screenshot of air quality measurements from sensors around CO, NE, and surrounding states. High values focused over eastern CO and NE panhandle. Image taken from purpleair.comScreenshot of Fort Collins/Loveland area sensors. One sensor selected from Fort Collins with a current Air Quality Index of 367. Graph showing increase at sensor overnight and morning. Text on tooltip says ">300: Health warning of emergency conditions: everyone is more likely to be affected with 24 hours of exposure." Screenshot taken from purpleair.com
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Allie Mazurek @amaz.bsky.social · 13/03/2026
Large trees down on CSU’s campus from today’s high winds #cowx
Large tree down with caution tapeLarge tree down with caution tape. A car is beneath itLarge tree down with caution tape
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Brendon 🐻🌪️❄ @brendonme.bsky.social · 13/03/2026
Five blown over trucks and one too scared to move
Trucks
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Russ Schumacher @rschumacher.cloud · 13/03/2026
wow, I don’t recall CSU ever having a wind damage closure before
CSU closed March 13
Colorado State University is closed March 13.
All in-person, hybrid and remote classes and operations, including meetings and work functions, are canceled for all Larimer County campuses. CSU crews are assessing damage after high winds in the Fort Collins area, with damaged trees the primary concern.
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Pat Hyland @hylandwx.bsky.social · 12/03/2026
In case you missed it, the viral hail report in Kankakee, Illinois that was challenging the record for largest recorded hailstone ever (8 inches - Vivian, SD) is gone However, Illinois does have a new state-record hailstone (also from Kankakee) with a preliminary maximum size of 6.14 inches
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Mike Charnick @charnick.bsky.social · 12/03/2026
90 mph wind gust at the Cheyenne Wyoming ASOS (78kts) just set the all-time wind speed record at KCYS! #wywx #wind
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Daniel Swain @weatherwest.bsky.social · 11/03/2026
Weather West update on a prolonged and very likely record-breaking March heatwave in the western U.S. that will begin Thursday in some areas & actually not reach its peak for another 7-10 days in some spots. This forecast is truly extraordinary for March.
weatherwest.com
Extraordinary and prolonged March heatwave to break records and decimate mountain snowpack across U.S. Southwest, including much of California - Weather West
March 11, 2026 - Daniel Swain - "Winter" 2025-2026 warmest on record across most of Western U.S., including SoCal & Sierra Nevada Well, now it's official: Winter (Dec-Feb) 2025-2026 was the warmest on record across the majority of the American West, and a top-3 warmest winter nearly everywhere that it didn't quite cinch the record. That includes nearly all of the Colorado #
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GoalieLax @goalielax.bsky.social · 12/03/2026
WBAL in Baltimore helping viewers understand the difference between watches and warnings
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Allie Mazurek @amaz.bsky.social · 11/03/2026
Thank you for the pleasant scene, little snow squall #cowx
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Tomer Burg @burgwx.bsky.social · 10/03/2026
Just your typical elevated hailstorm moving into Chicago where it’s 39F at the surface but with >1000 J/kg MUCAPE
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Colorado Climate Center @climate.colostate.edu · 10/03/2026
Unfortunately, not much good news to share in our February state climate summary. According to NOAA data, it was the warmest February in 132 years of records. Mountain snowpack remains at the lowest level in over 40 years. Several locations set new monthly high temperature records for February. 1/4
February 2026
Colorado Monthly Climate Summary
statewide departure from 1901-2000 avg: +9.2°F statewide departure from 1991-2020 avg: +7.6°F
statewide rank: 1st warmest/132nd coldest
Warmest February on record statewide
Snowpack remains lowest in over 40 years
Several locations, including Denver, Fort Collins, Akron, and Colorado Springs shatter records for most 60°F+ days
Multiple grass fires, including ones near Boulder, Thornton, Matheson, and Wiggins
Maximum daily precipitation (1.8" at Spud
Mountain)
Minimum daily temperature (-27°F
in Taylor Park)
Maximum daily temperature
(85°F in Pueblo and Campo)
Maximum daily snowfall 12.5" near Bayfield)
February 2026 Temperature Rank (from NCEI nclimgrid)
Statewide Temperature and Precipitation Ranks for February 2026 (based on 1895-2026 data)
1st warmest (record warmest)
37th driest (below average)
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Zack Labe @zacklabe.com · 03/03/2026
It's been so warm for cities like Denver, Colorado that even phenological spring has arrived there according to the first leaf out! Wow! Graphic from @usa-npn.bsky.social: www.usanpn.org/data/maps/sp...
Graphic showing the spring leaf index anomaly for March 3, 2026 for the contiguous United States, with spread arriving very early in central and western areas and late in the southeast.
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Jared Rennie @jjrennie.bsky.social · 03/03/2026
👀 new storm events database site at @noaa.gov , and it's not terrible! Go check out the beta site and break it! www.ncei.noaa.gov/access/storm...
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Russ Schumacher @rschumacher.cloud · 03/03/2026
A couple of the wildest graphs I recall making. It's been #warm... at Fort Collins the warmest climatological winter by nearly 4°F! #cowx 🌡️
graph showing the number of days in December through February with temperatures of 60F or above at Fort Collins, Colorado. This year had 43 which is almost double the previous high of 22.graph showing the number of days in December through February with daily low above 32F at Fort Collins, Colorado. This year had 19 which is almost double the previous high of 10.
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Becky Bolinger @climatebecky.com · 24/02/2026
@rschumacher.cloud on a state call this morning, talking about the crazy warmth we've been experiencing. The number of days Fort Collins has passed 60°F this winter, far surpasses any other winter!
Fort Collins number of days with TMAX >= 60°F, December through February. "Fort Collins has recorded 38 60°F days this winter. Previous high was 22 (1980-81). The remaining days in the month are all forecast to be 60 or above (five more).
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American Meteorological Society @ametsoc.org · 13/02/2026
AMS is deeply concerned by the repeal of EPA’s 2009 Endangerment Finding, which concluded greenhouse gas emissions harm health and well-being. The science remains clear: human-caused climate change is already causing harmful impacts. Read the full statement: bit.ly/4tBwz9w
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A Response to the Decision to Rescind EPA's 2009 Endangerment Finding
The AMS is a global community committed to advancing weather, water, and climate science and service.
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Colorado Climate Center @climate.colostate.edu · 09/02/2026
The mountain snowpack so far this winter is in bad shape. Long-time Coloradans might remember two other terrible winters for snow: 1976-77 and 1980-81. Our latest blog post takes a look at how this year compares to those snow droughts of the past. #cowx
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How does this year compare to the snow droughts of the past? - Colorado Climate Blog
Colorado’s mountain snowpack is in bad shape this year. It’s been extremely warm, and snowstorms have been few and far between. Based on data from the SNOTEL network, the amount of water stored in the...
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Allie Mazurek @amaz.bsky.social · 03/02/2026
I had a fun opportunity to chat with some very bright 3rd graders through this collaboration with CPR! The kids managed to stump me on one question :) Share your science with your communities ❤️👩‍🔬
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Wondering about this mild winter? Third-graders get the answers from a meteorologist.
A few fun facts about the rest of the snowy season:  This winter, we’re likely to get less snow than last year.  Last December was the warmest of
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Chris Bianchi @bianchiweather.bsky.social · 27/01/2026
Taking off my weather hat for a moment for something more important than the forecast…today is International Holocaust Remembrance Day. I’ve shared before that my grandparents (mom’s side) are both Holocaust survivors. Please do me a favor and read their story in this thread.
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Colorado Climate Center @climate.colostate.edu · 13/01/2026
Exceptional. Record-smashing. Disturbingly warm. December 2025 was one for the record books in Colorado. 🌡️ Warmest December 🌡️ >1000 daily high temperature records 🌡️ Warmest October thru December by far 🌡️ 4th-warmest year Read more in our monthly summary: climate.colostate.edu/monthly_summ...
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