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A new study shows that correcting how models represent storm frequency can significantly boost the accuracy of rainfall forecasts for tropical cyclones….
Dr. Monika Kopacz oversees groundbreaking research connecting climate science, air quality, and health….
New research shows that as carbon dioxide rises, plants release less water, subtly raising the heat index in many regions by altering the balance of…
Using global ocean temperature patterns and machine learning techniques, researchers identified conditions that improve seasonal weather forecasts over the North Atlantic, offering key insights for…
This seminar series features cutting-edge research from NOAA scientists and NOAA-supported investigators, showcasing how AI and machine learning tools are transforming the way we study…
Unusually persistent high-pressure systems were a major driver of Canada’s record-breaking 2023 wildfire season, creating ideal conditions for fires to spread and intensify….
The MarineFlux Program, supported by the Climate Observations and Monitoring program, has launched an initial version of a new data tool providing user-friendly access to…
The Climate Assessment for the Southwest (CLIMAS) published a new article titled, “Rural heat health disparities: Evidence from the U.S. National Emergency Medical Services Information…
A global analysis reveals that fires burning at the boundary between wildlands and communities contribute disproportionately to dangerous air pollution and premature deaths….
The Carolinas NOAA CAP team published a new study titled, “Cruel Summer (and Autumn): Humid Heat Trends, Extremes, and Mechanisms in the Southeast United States.”…