Webinar Announcement - Friday, October 6 - 4:00 PM Eastern: Exploring the new CoCoRaHS Data Explorer (DEx). Register here: zoom.us/webinar/regist…

Get up to speed on your precipitation data with the new CoCoRaHS Data Explorer (DEx)! Users can customize charts and data tables display the data they want to see. dex.cocorahs.org . The DEx was developed with a grant from NOAA Education and donations from supporters.

CoCoRaHS National Coordinator Henry Reges had a wonderful visit today with NWS Binghamton!

CoCoRaHS National Coordinator Henry Reges met with NWS Hastings today! What a great group!

Very heavy rain fell yesterday from SE Pennsylvania northeast through the mid-Hudson Valley into Vermont. The heaviest rain fell in the Hudson Valley, with 5 to 8 inches reported by #CoCoRaHS observers. Widespread flooding is ongoing.

The CoCoRaHS Catch - Celebrating 25 Years! - mailchi.mp/cocorahs/newsl…

Thank you Governor Jared Polis for recognizing our big day tomorrow. 25 Years! engr.source.colostate.edu/every-drop-cou…

National Coordinator Henry Reges had a fantastic meeting yesterday with NWS San Juan! What a great team!

The CoCoRaHS Catch - A Long Overdue Update - mailchi.mp/cocorahs/newsl…

Holy hail stones! Check out this report cocorahs.org/ViewData/ViewH… NWS St. Louis

Joshua Gosnell is a lifelong weather enthusiast who has been working with CoCoRaHS since 2022. Read about his passion for monitoring precipitation with #CitSci :
noaa.gov/education/stor… #CitizenScienceMonth #CitizenScienceNOAA CitizenScience.Gov

#CoCoRaHS National Coordinator Henry Reges had a great visit today with NWS Tucson.

This observer submitted a #hail report with comments about spikes sticking out. Check out the accompanying photo! #TXwx cocorahs.org/ViewData/ViewH…

Meet a Scientist in a Virtual World April 17th at 1:00 p.m. for Rain Doesn't Fall the Same on All! Scientist Noah Newman will discuss a national network of backyard weather monitors and how you can get involved in our main hall. Register at: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI…

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Keith Dodge An extraordinary flash flood event in FLL; exceeding 1:1000 return periods! The 26' is one spot near the airport... drops off to half or less not far away.
Being compared to Colorado events, one of which initiated the launch of the CoCoRaHS network youtube.com/watch?v=yHmz5I…

CoCoRaHS observers in Broward County, FL, are starting to enter their totals this morning. The highest so far is 18.16' near Hollywood. #FLwx

A 9.37' report on the map this morning (4/7) caught our eye. A #CoCoRaHS observer near St. Charles, LA reported that amount and verifies the radar estimated rainfall for that spot. The radar estimate is actually 10 inches or more to the southeast of the observer.

Thanks to The Weather Channel for featuring us today! youtu.be/OenGoHxd9bk

Tune in to the The Weather Channel at 9:40 eastern for a live interview with Education and Outreach Coordinator Noah Newman.

Hey volunteer observers! Don't forget your 'monthly zeroes' today! It's like a virtual vitamin for your QA Specialist / Algorithm!

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