Global sea surface temperatures hit an all-time high in September 2026, making it the second-warmest September on record! 🌊
Read the full Global Report: bit.ly/Global202609
In honor of National Learning and Development Month, sneak a peek at the Sep weather anomalies.
Sep 2026 brought the heat, averaging a record-shattering 69.4°F—making it the warmest Sep the contiguous U.S. has seen since records began in 1895! 🌡️ bit.ly/USClimate202609
🌎 From September 1–3, @NOAA hosted the 2026 Industry Partnerships Summit. NOAA and industry partners are working together to turn weather and climate data into practical tools that address real-world business needs. Learn more here: ncei.noaa.gov/post/event
🌞Happy Fall Equinox everyone! Today at 8:05 p.m. EDT the sun passes the celestial equator! This means that fall has officially arrived in the northern hemisphere!
🖥️ Happy National Online Learning Day! Our Education page offers toolkits for educators, virtual/interactive Story Maps and other online resources on topics like tsunamis, weather and oceans. Explore and learn more at: ncei.noaa.gov/resources/educ…