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A new study reveals that seasonal sea level patterns along the U.S. Mid-Atlantic coast are shifting, with wind stress driving larger fluctuations that may increase flooding risks, an insight supported by the Climate Variability & Predictability program.
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A new study reveals that seasonal sea level patterns along the U.S. Mid-Atlantic coast are shifting, with wind stress driving larger fluctuations that may increase…
A NOAA-funded scientist is leveraging expertise and resources from ongoing research to rapidly assess air quality impacts of the Los Angeles area wildland-urban interface fires,…
Scientists improved a widely used climate model by enhancing how it simulates snow, helping to refine drought predictions and advance NOAA’s efforts to understand complex…
MAPP-funded scientists have made significant progress in understanding how clouds influence climate change, with new research confirming that tropical low clouds amplify warming….
A study comparing two NOAA climate models revealed that differences in ocean resolution and biases significantly affect regional patterns of heat uptake and sea level…
Investments into wildfire research from the Climate Program Office’s Atmospheric Chemistry, Carbon Cycle and Climate program are advancing our understanding of wildfire and urban fire…
The Heat Tabletop Exercise Planning Challenge, which is funded through the Inflation Reduction Act, awarded the Caribbean Climate Adaptation Network $20,000 for their Situational Manual….
A 2020 shipping emissions regulation, while improving air quality, has contributed to global warming by reducing sunlight-reflecting aerosols, highlighting the complex relationship between air pollution…
Today, the Department of Commerce and NOAA announced $700,000 to support extreme heat preparedness and response planning as part of the Inflation Reduction Act. Ten…
The new publication describes a study to understand how weather and climate information and decision support systems are perceived and used by the Southwest wildland…