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
Expedition reveals coral devastation in remote Pacific marine monument August 16, 2019 More On coral reefs
July 2019 was hottest month on record for the planet August 15, 2019 More On climate analyses and statistics
Underwater robots deployed to map and measure harmful algae in Lake Erie August 15, 2019 More On harmful algal blooms (HABs)
International climate report confirms 2018 was 4th warmest year on record for planet August 12, 2019 More On climate analyses and statistics global average temperatures
Number of stocks on the overfishing list remains near all-time lows August 8, 2019 More On commercial fishing
U.S. fish stocks continue positive trend with 45 rebuilt since 2000 August 8, 2019 More On commercial fishing
Alaska had its hottest month on record in July August 7, 2019 More On climate analyses and statistics
Saildrone is first to circumnavigate Antarctica, in search for carbon dioxide August 5, 2019 More On carbon dioxide Antarctica climate science
New NOAA app brings Earth and space animations to your tablet or phone August 5, 2019 More On Science On a Sphere satellite imagery and visualizations
![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)")
