Torrential rain is expected this week in Los Angeles, which risks producing flash flooding and landslides in areas stripped of vegetation by the recent wildfires.
As the White House considers budget slashes and new leadership for NOAA, scientists worry our weather predictions will get even worse. The post
The US Isn’t Great at Meteorology. Under Trump, It May Get Worse appeared first on
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If you happen to be sunbathing on a quiet Caribbean beach next week, don't be alarmed if a helicopter flies overhead telling everyone to evacuate. The post
The Caribbean Is Mobilizing 300,000 People for an Epic Tsunami Drill appeared first on
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If you happen to be sunbathing on a quiet Caribbean beach next week, don't be alarmed if a helicopter flies overhead telling everyone to evacuate. The post
The Caribbean Is Mobilizing 300,000 People for an Epic Tsunami Drill appeared first on
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A national program sells flood insurance to millions of Americans—using flood projections that are sometimes decades out of date. The post
The Great Lie of American Flood Risk appeared first on
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NOAA's GOES-16 weather satellite can spot the lightning radar and other satellites miss, long before it even hits the ground. The post
Check Out the Flashy Lightning Mapper on NOAA's Weather Satellite appeared first on
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With warmer weather stirring up bigger, stronger storms, California's flood management system is feeling the strain. The post
California Needs Atmospheric Rivers. But Like, Not This Many appeared first on
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The GOES-16 satellite scans the Earth better, faster, and more often---good news for climate scientists, meteorologists, and you. The post
New Weather Satellites Can Spot Floods Before They Happen appeared first on
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See ya sea ice. Arctic temperatures are burning 30 degrees above normal, and not even polar night can cool it down. The post
Record Temperatures Are Robbing the Arctic Of Its Winter appeared first on
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GOES-R comes equipped with a 16 channel multispectral imager capable of delivering the hottest, high-resolution cloud-on-cloud action. The post
NOAA’s Newest Satellite Will Soon Deliver Hi-Res Weather Porn appeared first on
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