New Hampshire State Climate Office
Dr. Mary Stampone, State Climatologist
Department of Geography
University of New Hampshire
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On Twitter @nh_sco
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We are thrilled to announce the arrival of our new summit cat Nimbus! We worked with Conway Area Humane Society in the search for our new mascot. He gets his name from the large gray clouds that bring precipitation. #nimbus #nimbusthecat #mountwashingtonobservatory #mwobs #mascot t.co/RlEMfs2ToT
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The new 1991-2020 normals are here and once again, New England is warmer and wetter. t.co/5vlTgli7pb
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Congress Revisits Case for a Federal Climate Service t.co/OqJd4l0kWE
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EPA Reboots Climate Change Website t.co/ppLyPTBPGR via @EPA
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The cold weather over the last week has allowed for a large increase in ice cover across New England. This morning's satellite imagery shows Lake Winnipesaukee and the eastern portion of Sebago Lake, which were nearly ice free at the end of January, have significant coverage now. t.co/HsUaUWCWSE
