#FallInLoveWithScience
It's fall in the Northern Hemisphere, and NOAA is here to celebrate! Check out our roundup of activities, educational resources, and demos that are sure to make you fall in love with science this season!
Carve out some time for fun
The answer is in their chirp! By counting the frequency of cricket chirps, you can estimate the temperature with arithmetic. Try it in your area!
Follow along with NOAA Education as we celebrate all things spooky, odd, and spine-tingling in the ocean and atmosphere with NOAA Spooky Science!
Simmer, sizzle, and steep your favorite fall treats
Seafood Month in October is the perfect time to let a new fish dish win over your taste buds.
Along with the potatoes, cranberry sauce, and stuffing, your kitchen has all the ingredients — air, water, and heat — to cook up a perfect scientific storm.
Sweater weather and seasonal shifts
Do you know the difference between meteorological and astronomical seasons? In the Northern Hemisphere, we’re ready for fall, but our friends in the Southern Hemisphere are welcoming spring.
According to the September El Niño-Southern Oscillation (aka ”ENSO”) Outlook, a weak La Niña is expected to emerge during September–November and persist through the Northern Hemisphere winter.
The 2023 report shows that more frequent extreme weather and climate events are transforming the Arctic, yet resiliency and opportunity lie within diverse partnerships
Be Weather-Ready for fall
Know your risk, take action, and be a force of nature! The National Weather Service Fall Weather Safety presentation features tips for dealing with fall hazards.
The NOAA Climate Prediction Center has released the official temperature and precipitation seasonal forecasts for Fall 2024.
Download fall safety infographics and share on your social networks.