Behind local weather forecasts is a trove of global NOAA data: The Conversation
When severe weather is on the way, the agency issues the official alerts you’ll see in the news and on your phone.
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Why Private Forecasting Companies Can't Replace the National Weather Service
NOAA partners with private sector, academia, nonprofits and many others around the world to ensure that everyone has the best information to produce the most robust weather forecasts. Private weather ...
NOAA's vast public weather data powers the local forecasts. A private company alone couldn't match it
When a hurricane or tornado starts to form, your local weather forecasters can quickly pull up maps tracking its movement and ...
Trump wants to dismantle the agency that provides weather forecasts. It will make your life worse
The Trump administration and Elon Musk are reportedly taking aim at NOAA, the agency responsible for the National Weather ...
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Behind the scenes at Burlington’s National Weather Service office, home to Vermont’s spokespeople for the skies
Photo by Glenn Russell/VTDigger SOUTH BURLINGTON — Maureen Hastings, a lead meteorologist at the National Weather Service’s ... partners are often behind-the-scenes decision-makers at official ...
Behind the scenes at the Storm Prediction Center
JONESBORO, Ark. (KAIT) - At the center of the National Weather Center, on the campus of the University of Oklahoma, sits the ...
How Could the Weather Service Change Under Trump?
President Trump tangled with its forecasters during his first term. As he slashes government spending, many wonder what that ...
Life-saving weather warnings are on the line as Trump and DOGE target America’s forecasting agency
The National Weather Service, which is suffering its lowest staffing in decades, is staring down further cuts and the ...
Understanding the science behind predicting mixed precipitation winter weather events
When it comes to weather forecasting many of us probably know it isn't an exact science, as there are just too many variables ...