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Topic: Data

NOAA's National Severe Storms Laboratory mobile radar tracks a thunderstorm in Nebraska

NOAA selects Tomorrow.io to help advance U.S. weather forecasting

September 17, 2026

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NOAA's National Severe Storms Laboratory mobile radar tracks a thunderstorm in Nebraska

Collage of seven images featuring weather observation equipment from land, sea and sky.

NOAA boosts weather data collection capabilities with new Mesonet contract

August 27, 2026

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Collage of seven images featuring weather observation equipment from land, sea and sky.

An illustration of a cloud in outline placed against a background of a photograph of clouds, sun and rays of sunshine.

NOAA environmental data heads to the cloud for fast, on-demand public access

May 12, 2026

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An illustration of a cloud in outline placed against a background of a photograph of clouds, sun and rays of sunshine.

A deep sea lizard sits on the ocean floor

Explore the seafloor with NOAA's modernized data portal

April 22, 2026

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A deep sea lizard sits on the ocean floor

Cell phone showing an image of a shrimp with other ocean animal names listed below it.

Level up with NOAA, Fathomverse's new ocean exploration game

April 3, 2025

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ocean exploration

Cell phone showing an image of a shrimp with other ocean animal names listed below it.

This image from CORA captures historical maximum water levels for the entire South Carolina coastline. Water-level observations were previously only available from one location, a tide gauge represented by the blue star in the image. The CORA dataset fills gaps in water level observations between tide stations providing historical water levels at each of the red, orange, and yellow dots, spaced every 500 meters along the coast.

New historical dataset closes gaps between NOAA tide stations

February 18, 2025

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tides and currents

This image from CORA captures historical maximum water levels for the entire South Carolina coastline. Water-level observations were previously only available from one location, a tide gauge represented by the blue star in the image. The CORA dataset fills gaps in water level observations between tide stations providing historical water levels at each of the red, orange, and yellow dots, spaced every 500 meters along the coast.

A tower with sensors sits on a shoreline with a bridge and trees in the background

Navigating New York waterways with real-time data

January 30, 2025

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A tower with sensors sits on a shoreline with a bridge and trees in the background

Map with dots representing maximum water level data provided by CORA. This dataset provides greater coverage for the Charleston, SC area compared to NOAA’s Charleston, SC tide gauge represented by the blue star.

New modeled historical dataset closes gaps between NOAA tide stations

January 15, 2025

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tides and currents

Map with dots representing maximum water level data provided by CORA. This dataset provides greater coverage for the Charleston, SC area compared to NOAA’s Charleston, SC tide gauge represented by the blue star.

Researchers deploy an Argo float into the sea to gather data throughout the water column.

Argo, the 'crown jewel' of ocean observing systems, turns 25

December 11, 2024

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measurements and observations

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Researchers deploy an Argo float into the sea to gather data throughout the water column.

Graphic representing NOAA’s Office of Space Commerce (OSC) and its Traffic Coordination System for Space (TraCSS) to provide basic space situational awareness (SSA) data and services to civil and private space operators and to support spaceflight safety, space sustainability and international coordination.

NOAA awards TraCSS Presentation Layer contract

November 26, 2024

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Graphic representing NOAA’s Office of Space Commerce (OSC) and its Traffic Coordination System for Space (TraCSS) to provide basic space situational awareness (SSA) data and services to civil and private space operators and to support spaceflight safety, space sustainability and international coordination.

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