Weather

More frequent, intense storms will put significant strain on infrastructure and agriculture

Lone tornadoes strike on fewer days, but outbreaks of multiple storms are occurring more often 

It’s not just releasing greenhouse gases—it may also alter the ocean’s chemistry and circulation patterns

Scores of homes are gone and up to 2,000 people have been evacuated to emergency shelters

GOES-R will provide a “superhigh-definition” view of Earth’s weather

The climate event brings warm, drier weather to the southern U.S., but thankfully its effects will likely be short-lived this year

Excessive warmth, not lack of precipitation, drove low snowpack in Spring 2016

DSCOVR’s computer may be suffering from radiation-induced glitches, months after it became the primary sentinel for incoming solar storms

As the Arctic wind pattern migrates toward Europe it could allow frigid air to descend upon the U.S.

NOAA storm scientists describe their harrowing trips into a swirling chaos of rain, dust, salt and bacteria

Hurricane damage to sanitation systems could fuel further cases 

A “ride-out” team of 139 people is staying through the two-day shutdown