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According to a new NOAA-funded assessment, what makes a state vulnerable is driven by more than just a lack of rain: it’s…
Variations in the amount of precipitation that feeds the Amazon River, ranked as the world’s largest river in terms of annual discharge, can profoundly impact…
This protype milestone is an important step toward increasing the use and accessibility of NOAA’s ocean data collected at the Pacific Marine Environmental Lab and…
The chapter walks readers through an overview of amplified warming in the Arctic, discussing a variety of processes in the climate system contributing to the…
MAPP-funded study advances understanding of tropical cyclone variability and predictability in Western Hemisphere…
Coastal sea levels are contributing to coastal flooding and erosion as global sea levels rise, partly due to the thermal expansion of seawater, which accelerates…
Arctic change is generally discussed with average changes, but extreme events and changes to extremes are felt the most by humans and ecosystems….
This is the first North America-focused study to investigate how well and how consistently reanalysis datasets identify extreme temperature events….
Our dear friend and distinguished colleague Dr. Kenneth (Ken) A. Mooney passed away suddenly and unexpectedly on August 17, 2020. While we, his NOAA Climate…
Analysis of the last millennium reanalysis climate reconstruction shows a clear connection between Southwest drought and La Niña sea-surface temperature patterns. However, this pattern only…