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NOAA Winter Outlook

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NOAA predicts warmer-than-average winter

NOAA predicts warmer-than-average winter

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NOAA Winter Outlook 2024: What El Niño Means for U.S. Winter

NOAA Winter Outlook 2024: What El Niño Means for U.S. Winter

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CLIME NOAA Weather Radar App

CLIME NOAA Weather Radar App

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Several trees came down as severe weather hit San Clemente. The National Weather Service confirmed, however, that a tornado did not touch down in the area. The NWS sent personnel to survey the storm damage. They say that a severe thunderstorm pushed through the area around 6 p.m. or 7 p.m. Wednesday and believe winds most likely exceeded 58 mph. The storm uprooted trees. https://abc7.la/zDB3eW

Several trees came down as severe weather hit San Clemente. The National Weather Service confirmed, however, that a tornado did not touch down in the area. The NWS sent personnel to survey the storm damage. They say that a severe thunderstorm pushed through the area around 6 p.m. or 7 p.m. Wednesday and believe winds most likely exceeded 58 mph. The storm uprooted trees. https://abc7.la/zDB3eW

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Meet RAPTOR: NOAA’s New Mobile Radar Fleet #noaa #weather #storms

Meet RAPTOR: NOAA’s New Mobile Radar Fleet #noaa #weather #storms

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10.20.26 Experts told CNN this week that the cuts to NOAA’s next generation of weather satellites set American forecasting back nearly a decade, so I read the 49-page GAO report behind the headline. The lightning mapper, the instrument that spots severe storms minutes before radar does, is gone from all four new satellites, and GAO projects a window of several months in late 2032 with no spare satellite in orbit. The first new satellite will fly the same imager design that launched in 2016, and

10.20.26 Experts told CNN this week that the cuts to NOAA’s next generation of weather satellites set American forecasting back nearly a decade, so I read the 49-page GAO report behind the headline. The lightning mapper, the instrument that spots severe storms minutes before radar does, is gone from all four new satellites, and GAO projects a window of several months in late 2032 with no spare satellite in orbit. The first new satellite will fly the same imager design that launched in 2016, and

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What a Historic El Niño Means for Upper Michigan Winter

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Two Rockets Landed at the SAME Moment

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What is a NOAA weather radio and how does it work?

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Severe storm causes damages in San Clemente; NWS confirms no tornado

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NOAA: Historic heat wave scorching 8 western states — no end in sight

Drone captures significant damage following likely tornado in Northern Arizona

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Weather forecasts and long-term climate projections start with the same kinds of observations, but they look at the future in very different ways. In this excerpt from the ALLATRA Podcast, Dr. Stephen M. Volz, former senior executive at NASA and NOAA, explains how weather forecasting differs from long-term climate projections. While weather models focus on specific conditions at a particular time and place, climate models examine how broader patterns, such as rainfall, may change over time and h

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Hurricane Hunters Battle Violent Eyewall Turbulence ✈️🌪️

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NOAA issues El Niño watch ahead of hurricane season

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The Air Force Flies Into Cat 5 Hurricanes on Purpose. Here's Why.

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NOAA's New AI Weather Models Cut Forecast Compute by 99.7%

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How does a tornado form? It starts with warm, humid air near the ground, under cooler, drier air. Warm air is lighter, so bubbles of it rise. As the air rises it cools, and its water vapour turns into cloud. That releases heat, so the air keeps rising, until it hits a ceiling over 10 km up and spreads out into an anvil: a thunderstorm! On tornado days, the wind near the ground is slower than the wind higher up, so the air in between rolls, like a pencil rolled between your hands. Higher up, the

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Emergency Weather Radio: Can This Hand Crank SAVE You in a Blackout?

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