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Topic: Wildfires

Welcome to noaa.gov
The fire cycle
November 1, 2021
Topics:
wildfires
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The hole over Antarctica at its maximum extent on October 7, 2021. Scientists define the "ozone hole" as the area in which ozone levels are depleted below 220 Dobson Units (dark blue, marked with black triangle on color bar).
NOAA Research's top accomplishments of 2022
December 21, 2022
Focus areas:
Research
Topics:
hurricanes
wildfires
research
ocean exploration
The hole over Antarctica at its maximum extent on October 7, 2021. Scientists define the "ozone hole" as the area in which ozone levels are depleted below 220 Dobson Units (dark blue, marked with black triangle on color bar).
Fire blazes at Rum Creek fire in Oregon: August, 2022.
Photo story: Fighting fire with forecasts
September 20, 2022
Focus areas:
Weather
Topics:
wildfires
forecasts
safety
Fire blazes at Rum Creek fire in Oregon: August, 2022.
A fire cloud over the ridgeline rising from the Bootleg wildfire in Oregon, July 7, 2021.
Wildfire climate connection
July 12, 2022
Topics:
wildfires
climate
A fire cloud over the ridgeline rising from the Bootleg wildfire in Oregon, July 7, 2021.
A view of New Mexico’s Black Fire from an air attack on May 16, 2022.
NOAA satellites improve estimates of wildfire smoke, air quality predictions
June 9, 2022
Focus areas:
Satellites
Topics:
wildfires
aircraft operations
A view of New Mexico’s Black Fire from an air attack on May 16, 2022.
Firefighters conduct firing operations during New Mexico's Hermits Peak fire on May 9, 2022. The Hermits Peak Fire is the largest in New Mexico's history.
May 2022 was warm and wet across the U.S.
June 8, 2022
Focus areas:
Climate
Satellites
Topics:
monthly climate report
climate data
wildfires
Firefighters conduct firing operations during New Mexico's Hermits Peak fire on May 9, 2022. The Hermits Peak Fire is the largest in New Mexico's history.
Volunteers working along a living shoreline in Biloxi, Mississippi.
NOAA, NFWF grant $25.2 million for emergency coastal resilience
June 6, 2022
Focus areas:
Ocean & Coasts
Topics:
grants
wildfires
severe storms
Volunteers working along a living shoreline in Biloxi, Mississippi.
Welcome to noaa.gov
Fire weather tools
June 1, 2022
Topics:
wildfires
Welcome to noaa.gov
An infrared spectrometer and ceilometer sit in the foreground with a trapezoidal radar wind profiler in the background, in a grassy field in Courtland, Alabama.
Wildfire infrastructure
May 24, 2022
Topics:
Bipartisan Infrastructure Law
climate
climate data
wildfires
An infrared spectrometer and ceilometer sit in the foreground with a trapezoidal radar wind profiler in the background, in a grassy field in Courtland, Alabama.
A bright orange wildfire with billowing black smoke looms over the evergreen hills outside Walden, CO.
Wildfire research operations
May 24, 2022
Topics:
Bipartisan Infrastructure Law
climate
climate data
wildfires
A bright orange wildfire with billowing black smoke looms over the evergreen hills outside Walden, CO.

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