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NOAA to mark Hurricane Andrew’s 25th anniversary with presentations, discussions
Department:August 21, 2017Source:NOAA’s Atlantic Oceanographic and Meteorological Laboratory and its Hurricane Research Division will commemorate the 25th anniversary of Hurricane Andrew striking South Florida with a series of...
Out of this world: Imagery from the total solar eclipse across America
Department:August 21, 2017Source:Newly released model forecasts could help advance NOAA’s week 3-4 outlooks
Department:August 17, 2017Source:Predicting the weather 3 to 4 weeks from now is extremely challenging, yet many critical decisions affecting communities and economies must be made at this lead time. However, model forecasts...
Meeting to advance NOAA’s unified approach to weather-climate modeling
Department:August 16, 2017Source:NOAA Center for Weather and Climate Prediction, College Park, Md. September 2012. (Credit: University of Maryland)
Two primary NOAA weather and climate modeling programs hosted a...
NOAA designates critical habitat for Atlantic sturgeon
Department:August 16, 2017Source:NOAA Fisheries today designated critical habitat for Atlantic sturgeon—an important step to ensuring their recovery.
NOAA Scholars wrap up a summer of research and education
Department:August 16, 2017Source:A total of 127 Ernest F. Hollings Scholars and 13 Educational Partnership Program with Minority Serving Institutions (EPP/MSI) Undergraduate Scholars completed 10-week internships this summer at...
Call for Review Editors for the Fourth National Climate Assessment
Department:August 15, 2017Source:Want to contribute to the National Climate Assessment? The U.S. Global Change Research Program (USGCRP) is soliciting individuals to serve as Review Editors for the Fourth National Climate ......
NOAA satellites to capture moon’s shadow against Earth during 2017 total solar eclipse
Department:August 15, 2017Source:While most of America will be looking up on August 21 during the solar eclipse, America’s newest weather satellite, NOAA's GOES-16, will be looking down on the earth, tracking the moon’s shadow...
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