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Climate Impacts
Department:June 23, 2021An early summer heatwave across the drought-stricken West smashed records in seven states as temperatures cleared 100 degrees Fahrenheit for days on end.
Department:June 25, 2021NOAA SeaGrant in North Carolina partnered with state and local groups to evaluate strategies for coping with inland road flooding during tropical storms and hurricanes.
Department:June 8, 2021Marine scientist Flo La Valle's life has taken her from the Philippines, to Rome, to Hawaii. A love for coastal ecosystems and the communities they support has stayed with her.
Department:May 21, 2021Still recovering from two hurricane hits last summer, parts of southwest Louisiana received more than a foot of rain in 24 hours this week.
Department:May 3, 2021The May 2021 outlook favors warmth for the southern half of the country and a wet East-dry West split.
Department:April 2, 2021The April 2021 climate outlook tilts warmer than average for most of the country and drier than average across the southern tier of the United States.
Department:March 30, 2021During late March 2021, a powerful storm system brought drenching rains and widespread flash flooding across Tennessee. It was the wettest March day in Nashville's history.
Department:March 22, 2021Early disappearance of winter snowpack can have a major impact on spring and summer water supplies for people, ecosystems, and agriculture.
Department:March 2, 2021A warmer-than-average start to spring is favored for the central and eastern United States while a drier-than-average March is likely across the southern tier of the contiguous U.S.
Department:February 9, 2021To better predict sea level rise, Rebecca Jackson wants to describe exactly what happens where liquid ocean meets the icy underside of glaciers. But how do you study a glacier that could calve a dangerous iceberg at any moment?
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