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Climate.gov is NOAA's official portal for climate science and data, offering accessible maps, tools, and analyses to understand current and historical climate conditions. It features climate indicators, datasets, visualization tools, interactive maps, data stories, forecasts, and educational resources for students, educators, and researchers.
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