You've heard the adage, 'when it rains it pours', right? See how recent rainfall trends confirm this:
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For some it already "feels" like winter. So what could we expect? Here's the NOAA outlook:
Is there a link between climate change and hurricanes? See why the answer isn't so clear-cut.
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A deepening drought is causing an unusual problem along the Mighty Mississjppi:
How long could the flooding from Hurricane Ian last in Florida?
See how cutting-edge satellite technology is helping recovery efforts during Ian and other disasters:
Did you know some Atlantic hurricanes can have a second-act in Europe? See the new research on this rare phenonmenon:
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Check out my latest article: Dangerous Hurricane Ian targets Florida linkedin.com/pulse/dangerou via
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Fiona, Gaston, Hermine...who comes up with these names? Believe it or not, there IS a process:
Never forget...
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Isbthere such a thing as the perfect weather forecast? We're getting closer:
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Wildfire smoke poses a danger far from the source. See how new advances are helping make better predictions:
This is the 30th anniversary of Hurricane Andrew, the costliest U.S. hurricane making landfall once in Florida (Cat 5) and again in Louisiana (Cat 3). Ironically, the recent 5" rainfall in Jackson, MS, that led to flooding, broke the one-day rainfall record set by Andrew of 4".
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Did you know the new Climate Bill passed recently could help improve weather forecasts? See how the NOAA budget will get a big boost:
How could a new discovery help plants combat the effects of climate change? The results could be a game-changer for farmers:
What could make the difficult task of forecasting the weather easier? Robots to the rescue!
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Despite a quiet July, thanks to Saharan dust and shear over the Atlantic, hurricane season is about to crank up. Here are the new projections for the rest of the season:
Astonishing! The Tonga volcanic eruption earlier this year put the equivalent of 58,000 Olympic swimming pools into the atmosphere. What does that mean for our climate? See NASA's take:
See more astonishing pictures of diminishing Lake Mead
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Wishing everyone a safe and happy Fourth of July! Hoping the weather clears up enough for you to watch some fireworks.
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See how two new supercomputers named 'Dogwood' and 'Cactus' could soon improve weather forecasts:
Why did recent rain cause flooding at Yellowstone? See how drought played a key role:
NASA is launching special satellites to better understand tropical storm development: nasa.gov/feature/esnt/2
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Have you been impacted by a tornado or received a tornado alert recently? NOAA wants to hear from you:
Why is La Nina the unwelcome weather houseguest who just won't leave?
Nothing wrong with heading to the beach, or lighting the fire for that BBQ, but don't forget the real meaning of Memorial Day.
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Ready for hurricane season? It could be another doozy of a year. See the latest outlook:
It's already feeling like summer and it's only May! See what's ahead for June, July and August:
You've heard of seeing faces in the clouds, but how about this? cnet.com/science/space/. What's the coolest thing you've ever seen?
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In case the weather doesn't cooperate where you live, here's how you can see the Lunar Eclipse tonight resulting in a blood moon:
Check out this dramatic image of the smoke from New Mexico fires and Midwest dust: nesdis.noaa.gov/news/goes-east
Is the water cycle getting out of whack? See why wet places are getting wetter, while dry places are getting drier:
While there were no direct fatalities from the EF-3 tornado that struck Kansas last Friday, sadly, three students perished after returning from storm chasing: apnews.com/d3d493c5036baf
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How much "rainer" were hurricanes in the record 2020 season? Scientists think they have a number and cause:
Good morning from the Lazy Bear lodge near Gatlinburg, TN. Winter's rude return in April...
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Where's YOUR safe place when storms threaten? Here's mine - share yours! #SafePlaceSelfie
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The recent heatwave caused a large ice shelf to collapse in East Antarctica:
