Monday, April 22nd - Earth Day!

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22 Apr 2024 9:00 PM

If you're following along with our National Park Week and Get Out and Explore Program you'll know that Monday, April 22nd is Earth Day! As we celebrate the day here are ways you can save the earth!

On the theme of today, here's the forecast for some of our planet-themed locations in the United States. Across the northern tier of the United States, we have Mars, Uranus, Neptune, Saturn, Pluto, and Blue Earth to name a few. Forecast highs will bump out of the near-freezing mark the morning will bring us for many of these cities.

Across the southern U.S., we have Mercury, Venus, Globe, Jupiter, Saturn, and Pluto. Many of these spots should have a nice and warm afternoon, especially if you live in the southwestern United States.

For more ways on how you can save our planet visit earthday.org!

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