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Stay current with all the latest and breaking news from NOAA, compare headlines and perspectives between news sources on stories happening today. In total, 194 stories have been published about NOAA which Ground News has aggregated in the past 3 months.Stay current with all the latest and breaking news from NOAA, compare headlines and perspectives between news sources on stories happening today. In total, 194 stories have been published about NOAA which Ground News has aggregated in the past 3 months.
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Hurricanes · WashingtonTalking to CNN's Don Lemon, Acting Director of the National Hurricane Center said he would "caution against" linking climate change to "any one event," like Hurricane Ian.See the Story
National Hurricane Center chief shuts down CNN's Don Lemon trying to link Hurricane Ian to climate change
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HurricanesThe National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration now predicts 14 to 20 named storms. The predicted number of hurricanes remains the same at six to 10. The forecast includes the three tropical storms that formed in June and early July. An average season has 14 named storms, with seven becoming hurricanes.See the Story
Forecasters trim Atlantic hurricane season outlook a bit, still busy
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NOAA · FloridaStony coral tissue loss disease is running rampant through 22 different coral species in Florida waters and throughout the Caribbean. A new plan rolled out this week by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) is meant to help scientists better understand the disease. Once corals are infected, they lose living tissue and usually die within weeks or months without active intervention.See the Story
Quick, deadly coral disease the target of new NOAA plan
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NOAAFishermen and all four of Maine’s congressional representatives have repeatedly asked for the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration to relax or rescind new regulations. The new regulations require Maine lobster fishermen to make drastic changes to their gear, including adding break points to their lines. Regulators have said the new changes are necessary to protect a dwindling population of Atlantic right whales from becoming entangled in lobster fishing gear.See the Story
Maine’s congressional reps push feds on lobster fishing rules
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NOAANOAA and its partners have released the latest Regional Climate Impacts and Outlooks, which recap summer conditions and provide insight into what might be expected this autumn. The Autumn 2022 temperature outlook favors above normal temperatures for the southern two-thirds of the contiguous United States (CONUS) and northwestern Alaska.See the Story
NOAA releases summer recap and fall outlook
NOAAMainers had a chance to voice their opinion on how the National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) should modify its plan to protect whales. There are more than 300 of the whales left on the planet. Maine's fishing industry has already adopted many modifications to their gear and abided by these regulations. NOAA is proposing even stricter regulations with its new plan.See the Story
Local fishermen voice frustration in public meeting with NOAA
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SpaceNOAA is preparing to launch the Joint Polar Satellite System-2 on Nov. 1. The satellite, built and integrated by Northrop Grumman, will travel to low-Earth orbit. The JPSS-2 satellite will gather observations in tandem with NOAA-20. NOAA-21 will circle the globe every 90 minutes.See the Story
Next NOAA weather satellite launching just in time
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NOAA · East ProvidenceThe National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration released its October outlook. Southern New England and the Mid-Atlantic is expected to see below-average temperatures. The average first date of seeing a low temperature at or below 32 degrees is Oct. 29. In 2020, T.F. Green Airport saw its first measurable snowfall of 1.63.See the Story
Colder, wetter than normal October predicted by NOAA
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US & Canada · SeattleBreaching the four lower Snake River dams is one of the steps needed to rebuild salmon and steelhead populations. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration released a report on Sept. 30. The U.S. government has spent more than $17 billion trying to recover Snake River salmon. Congress will ultimately decide if the dams will be removed.See the Story
NOAA: Breaching lower Snake River dams 'essential' to helping salmon
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NOAA · ValdostaNOAA is funding research on several forecast products and techniques that might better provide a continuous flow of useful information. The project tested two tools for forecasters that simulated end-to-end severe weather communication through realistic scenarios. 40 emergency managers from across the United States selected to participate in the test project.See the Story
Tye participates in NOAA test project
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NOAA · CincinnatiThe National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration offers the general public a bird's-eye view of damage sustained by Hurricane Ian. Two planes flew twice a day using a camera to gather satellite imagery to show the storm's damage twice. By following this free NOAA link, people can into different states to survey possible damage to homes and businesses.See the Story
NOAA offers free satellite map to survey damage from Hurricane Ian
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