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The First Scientists Who Dared To Forecast ‘An Act Of God’

Weather forecasters in the late 1940s didn't have supercomputers, satellite data or advanced radar capabilities.

Zenger

Wreckage of 207-year-old whaling ship destroyed in storm found in Gulf of Mexico

The US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration unearthed Industry, a 64-foot-long vessel which was cast to the bottom of the sea when a strong storm snapped its mast

Daily Mirror

Wreck of 200-year-old whaling ship may have been found in Gulf of Mexico

The brig, just 64 feet long, had been built in 1815 in Westport, Mass., and was a 20-year veteran of the whaling industry

The Independent UK

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March Madness! What’s More Powerful: Tornadoes Or Hurricanes?

The Miami Hurricanes and Iowa State Cyclones will not be bound to any meteorological laws when they take the court this Friday.

Zenger

West curbs Russia’s access to weather data that some fear could aid attack planning in Ukraine

A major supplier of meteorological data from Western and other governments suspended cooperation with Russia on Tuesday, becoming the latest weather-related agency to restrict information sharing in the wake of Moscow’s invasion of Ukraine.

Reuters

Hot spring forecast: Drought deepens in West, flooding ebbs

U.S. government forecasters see a hot, dry spring for much of the nation with drought in the West likely deepening

The Independent UK

5G could be bad for weather forecasting

Plans to expand wireless cellular networks could be bad news for atmospheric science

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Researchers Make Startling Find While Mapping Ocean Floor

Scientists came across a historic discovery while mapping the ocean floor — an oil tanker that dates back to World War II.

Zenger

New satellite GOES-T helps track extreme weather on Earth — and in the cosmos

NASA and NOAA launch the GOES-T weather satellite, the third in the GOES-R series to detect Earth and space weather.

Inverse

VIDEO: NASA Launches Latest Weather Satellite, GOES-T

GOES-T is the third in a series of four weather-predicting Geostationary Operational Environmental Satellites.

Zenger

OK to GOES! NASA, NOAA satellite launches on Atlas V

An Atlas V rocket roared off the launch pad Tuesday afternoon from Cape Canaveral Space Force Station carrying an advanced weather satellite high above the Earth.

Orlando Sentinel

New NOAA report finds sea level is rising fast. NC is especially at risk

CHARLOTTE, N.C. – In North Carolina, the worries about climate change often focus on more frequent storms with heavier rainfall, but a new federal report points to an equally potent danger – the seeping effect of sea level rise.

Tribune News Service

Sea Level To Rise One Foot by 2050, Says NOAA

Another good reason to stop subsidizing people to live at the beach.

Reason

Spire Global Secures $8M NOAA Contract

Spire Global Inc (NYSE:SPIR) has secured an $8 million National Oceanographic and Oceanic Administration (NOAA) contract to deliver satellite weather data. The contract has been awarded as part of IDIQ Delivery Order 4 of the contract issued by the NOAA for commercially available space-based radio occultation (RO) data for use in operational…

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NASA, NOAA to get new weather eyes in the sky with March launch from Cape Canaveral

ORLANDO, Fla. — Soon, weather scientists will have an even stronger pair of eyes in the sky once a new advanced weather satellite launches this March.

The Conversation

Methane in the atmosphere is at an all-time high – here's what it means for climate change

Methane recently reached 1,900 parts per billion (ppb) of Earth’s atmosphere according to measurements taken by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) in the US. This compares with about 700 ppb before the industrial revolution.

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10 Reasons You Don't Want to Retire in Florida

An overabundance of boomers, critters, sweat and weirdness. Welcome to the dark side of the Sunshine State.

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