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Larger-than-average ‘dead zone’ expected for Gulf of Mexico

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The Mississippi River near Vicksburg, Mississippi, looking northeast at the I-20 bridge in October 2016. The confluence of the Yazoo River is in the foreground.

Marine economy in 2018 grew faster than U.S. overall

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coastal economies

The Port of Los Angeles. In the U.S., where over half live along the coast and more than 78 percent of overseas trade by volume comes and goes along our marine highways, the health of the coasts is intricately connected to the health of the nation's economy.

NOAA harnessing the power of new satellite data this hurricane season

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hurricane season

Hurricane Humberto as seen from NOAA’s GOES-East satellite on Sept. 15, 2019.

Busy Atlantic hurricane season predicted for 2020

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hurricane season

climate outlooks

A view from the flight deck of a NOAA WP-3D Hurricane Hunter aircraft as the team flies into Hurricane Harvey on August 24, 2017.

Near- or below-normal 2020 hurricane season predicted for Central Pacific

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hurricane season

A July 28, 2019, satellite image (labeled) of Tropical Storms Erick (left) and Flossie (right) strengthening in the Pacific.

Secretary of Commerce allocates $300 million in CARES Act aid to U.S. fishermen and seafood industries impacted by COVID-19

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Dawn over the fishing fleet in Barnegat Light, New Jersey

Expansion proposal for Flower Garden Banks sanctuary released

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Colorful sponges and bright green algae adorn the cap of Bright Bank in NOAA's Flower Garden Banks National Marine Sanctuary, which is shallow enough to scuba dive.

Vulcan Inc. and NOAA to explore, understand and map the deep ocean

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ocean exploration

NOAA and cooperative institute scientists are releasing Deep Argo floats off Hawaii to test them in preparation for the major deployment NOAA and Paul G. Allen Family Foundation will conduct next year to create the the Atlantic Ocean array in international waters off Brazil.

NOAA Aircraft Operations Center expanding to support growing fleet

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aircraft operations

NOAA Aircraft Operations Center Hangar (Lakeland, Florida) interior showing two Twin Otters, two WP-3Ds and a King Air on January 3, 2020.

NOAA teams with pioneering explorer to understand and map the deepest parts of the ocean

Caladan Oceanic's Deep Submersible Support Vessel Pressure Drop launching the full ocean depth submersible called Limiting Factor, from Triton Submarines.

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