Winter Outlook: Warmer than average for many, wetter in the North October 17, 2019 More On climate outlooks forecasts winter
NOAA storm surge scientist awarded Service to America medal October 16, 2019 More On forecasting storm surge awards hurricanes
NOAA awards $4.4 million for research on sea level rise and flooding October 8, 2019 More On sea level rise
September 2019 tied as hottest on record for planet October 16, 2019 More On climate analyses and statistics
Old Weather 'time machine' opens a treasure trove for researchers and citizen scientists alike October 9, 2019 More On data citizen science past weather
NOAA’s Climate Program awards $22.8M for climate prediction, resilience October 9, 2019 More On climate adaptation strategies grants
Rare Olive Ridley sea turtle nest discovered on Hawaiian island of Oahu October 9, 2019 More On sea turtles conservation
September 2019 tied as 2nd hottest on record for U.S. October 8, 2019 More On climate analyses and statistics climate change
Q&A: So, what are marine heat waves? A climate scientist explains October 8, 2019 More On ocean climate science heat waves
Marine heat wave reminiscent of 'the Blob' lingers off U.S. West Coast October 8, 2019 More On satellite data ocean heat waves
A tale of two feet: NOAA moves to more precise positioning October 7, 2019 More On geodesy measurements and observations
![This painting by James Gale Tyler depicts the crew of the USS Jeanette abandoning ship in 1881 after more than a year trapped in Arctic ice. Barometric pressure observations from the ship's log comprise some of the data used to reconstruct global weather in the updated 20th Century Reanalysis dataset released by NOAA on Oct 9, 2019. [This public domain image can be found on Wikipedia at https://bit.ly/30WwNcV]](https://www.noaa.gov/sites/default/files/styles/crop_344x344_2x/public/thumbnails/image/Abandoning_the_Arctic_Exploration_Ship_Jeanette%2C_by_James_Gale_Tyler.jpg?itok=oeMkWjGl "This painting by James Gale Tyler depicts the crew of the USS Jeanette abandoning ship in 1881 after more than a year trapped in Arctic ice. Barometric pressure observations from the ship's log comprise some of the data used to reconstruct global weather in the updated 20th Century Reanalysis dataset released by NOAA on Oct 9, 2019. [This public domain image can be found on Wikipedia at https://bit.ly/30WwNcV] (Painting by James Gale Tyler/Public domain image via Wikipedia)")
![This painting by James Gale Tyler depicts the crew of the USS Jeanette abandoning ship in 1881 after more than a year trapped in Arctic ice. Barometric pressure observations from the ship's log comprise some of the data used to reconstruct global weather in the updated 20th Century Reanalysis dataset released by NOAA on Oct 9, 2019. [This public domain image can be found on Wikipedia at https://bit.ly/30WwNcV]](https://www.noaa.gov/sites/default/files/styles/scale_crop_250x140_2x/public/thumbnails/image/Abandoning_the_Arctic_Exploration_Ship_Jeanette%2C_by_James_Gale_Tyler.jpg?itok=yWI2gENo "This painting by James Gale Tyler depicts the crew of the USS Jeanette abandoning ship in 1881 after more than a year trapped in Arctic ice. Barometric pressure observations from the ship's log comprise some of the data used to reconstruct global weather in the updated 20th Century Reanalysis dataset released by NOAA on Oct 9, 2019. [This public domain image can be found on Wikipedia at https://bit.ly/30WwNcV] (Painting by James Gale Tyler/Public domain image via Wikipedia)")
