Gov't plan to revise key climate report lists no scientists as authors and offers no information on how the plan will be peer-reviewed. You don’t have to be a climate scientist to know this isn’t how science should be done. Use your voice! Comments due Sept. 9: buff.ly/irGbLiR #NCA5

Climate experts respond to the government’s plan to amend the Fifth National Climate Assessment

Experts question the need for the proposed amendment, its scientific objectivity, and whether it complies with the strict rules and procedures that are supposed to guide federal government production…

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Sea Ice Today is back! For nearly two decades, scientists at the National Snow and Ice Data Center, or NSIDC, have helped people understand what is happening to sea ice in the Arctic and around Antarctica. Its monthly science analyses were paused last fall. buff.ly/e20zCU6

After losing their jobs at NOAA, Rebecca Lindsey, her sister and another colleague teamed up to rebuild a pivotal resource the Trump administration took offline. https://bit.ly/4aFg3xy

What is Climate.us? It’s a new independent, nonprofit climate information website with a simple goal: keep trusted climate science easy to find, easy to understand, and available to the public. Climate information is a public good. Climate.us is here to help protect it. Explore Climate.us 🌍️ 🧪

What can you find on the new Climate.us? Information about El Niño impacts! (1/6)

New site launched today. Thrilled to be a part of this effort. 🌎

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Climate.us is live. Built by members of the team behind Climate.gov, this new independent nonprofit website keeps trusted climate information easy to find, easy to use, and harder to erase. #ClimateForUs #ClimateUS

Many government websites house data and research, but climate.gov (now @climate.us ) … “was literally the translation to the public, it wasn’t just for scientists or researchers. It was for teachers. It was for the average person.” I’m psyched to be a contributor. www.nytimes.com/2026/06/23/c...

Former NOAA Employees Revive Climate Site Shut by Trump Administration

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The tropical Pacific Ocean is fast transitioning from La Niña to the warmer-than-average conditions that signal El Niño. These maps show average temperatures from December 2025 through April 2026 compared to each month's 1991-2020 average.

Experimenting with animating in regional highlights.

Climate.us@climate.us · 7mo ago

Southwest heat meets Southern freeze: March 17 saw parts of California, Nevada, and Arizona nearing 100°F while Louisiana, Mississippi, and Arkansas barely hit the 40s-50s. Both regions share a trend though—March daytime highs are warming. Two weather extremes, one climate tend. 🌡️🌎🧪

Here’s the same data (keeping the pre-industrial 1850–1900 baseline) as warming stripes. It’s harder to see the exact temperature each year, but easier to see some of the subtle differences between datasets (which broadly agree). Animation by @annamaps.bsky.social

Our latest image. 🌎 📈

Climate.us@climate.us · 8mo ago

It can take science orgs a bit of time after the end of the year to stitch together all the observations of global surface temperature into an annual picture. All 5 of the major datasets are now available, so we’ve put together the latest annual update. #ClimateFacts #ScienceMatters [1/8]

I made another set of maps for @climate.us with final polish by @annamaps.bsky.social These show snow cover & snow cover difference for the past two months. Data from the Rutgers Global Snow Lab: climate.rutgers.edu/snowcover/do... #climate #cartography

Global warming doesn't mean "no winter". In many places, winters could warm 10, 20, or even 30°F and it would still snow. Natural climate patterns and random variability will still lead to winters that are unusually cold and snowy in some places—even as the planet overall warms. #ClimateClarity

Winter break Dark Divide trail map drawing and dreaming. Steep, remote, ancient, wild. Between the volcanoes. Nearly done with the basemap shading.

I’ve been learning a lot about hurricane formation, structure, and movement this season working on graphics and animations with Untamed Skies. youtube.com/untamedskies

New content on Climate.us.

Climate.us@climate.us · 10mo ago

Climate.us is growing! Catch up with our latest updates, and check out our brand-new feature article. How could La Niña conditions affect snow across the United States and Canada this winter? www.climate.us/news-and-fea... #ClimateForUs #LaNina #Snow

Climate(.)gov wasn't built in a day. It wasn't even built in a year. It is a big, complicated site that we don't just want to rebuild but also improve with Climate.us. Realistically, this is going to take some time. However, we want to take a moment to remind people what it is that we... (1/3)

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...are trying to bring back. We have already brought back the NCA5 (nca5.climate.us). But we also want to bring back one of our most popular sections, News & Features. This section held explainers, Q&As, stories, and graphics that explained climate science in plain language. (2/3)

Over the next few weeks we will highlight some of great things that our team plans to not only bring back but continue to update and expand upon, hopefully for years to come. But we can’t do it without you: donorbox.org/climate-us-p... (3/3)

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The truth about climate is being erased. Act now to save it.In June 2025, under pressure from political appointees, NOAA shut down daily operations of its award-winning Climate.gov website. They hid C...

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We’ve brought the website for the Fifth National Climate Assessment (NCA5) back. ✅

Climate.us@climate.us · last yr.

🚨 NCA5 is now LIVE! 🚨 They took it down, but we've brought it back at: nca5.climate.us Bookmark. 👏 this. 👏 page. 👏 This is just our first step in restoring trusted science information that Americans need to understand what's happening with the climate.

Excited about these next steps.

Climate.us@climate.us · last yr.

Exciting news update! We’ve begun the process of cloning and migrating the NCA5 website to a new home & hope to make it public-facing in the next few weeks. Your continued support sharing our campaign and donating will allow us to invest in the tools needed to secure these resources long term.

While we raise funds for Climate.us in fall 2025, we'll be working to stand up an improved archive of Climate(.)gov. Currently, publicly archived copies of Climate(.)gov suffer from one of two limitations: (1/3)

As of today, the Climate.us page is live. I am energized to be a part of this effort with an extraordinary team dedicated to rescuing critical content and making sure the public has easy access to climate information.

Climate.us@climate.us · last yr.

EXCITING NEWS! The Climate.us page has officially launched. Here you will be able to read more about us, our plan, updates, see what real people are saying, view our news coverage, and of course find ways to take action. We look forward to your continued support.

New project.

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Do you believe that climate facts should remain free from political interference and easily accessible? If so, watch our video and consider supporting our initiative. Find out how you can support: donorbox.org/climate-us-p...

We know that we are the new kids on the block. But rest assured, we are veterans. We have the plan. We have the expertise. But now we need YOUR support. Here's how you can help: donorbox.org/climate-us-p...

Good climate news today.

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Curious what we are all about? Click the link: www.cnn.com/2025/08/28/c...

Concocting a collage sketch of reference imagery for an illustrated map project that’s been floating in mind for a few years. Excited to be trying a new format (a sphere!) and next I will hand draw this wild, rugged, special place and footrace that runs between three PNW volcanoes. #darkdivide

Inspiringly strong narratives and visual metaphors at play in this paper. Honored to have an illustration about relationality and traditional outrigger paddling crews included in this paper of many collaborators led by Scott Laursen. Emotion, Space and Society: www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...

Let’s talk about the weather for a minute or two! Congrats to Owen Shieh for launching a YouTube channel dedicated to demystifying common questions about meteorology. It’s been excellent illustrating simple visuals (like these ones). The first few Shorts are live: youtube.com/@untamedskies

Major US climate website likely to be shut down after almost all staff fired #Climate

Major US climate website likely to be shut down after almost all staff fired

Exclusive: Climate.gov, which supports public education on climate science, will soon no longer publish new content

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