Floods are some of the most devastating natural disasters communities in the United States face, causing billions of dollars ...

"Several local (weather service) offices are temporarily operating below around-the-clock staffing," according to a statement from Kim Doster, director of communications for the National Oceanic ...

With one third of the U.S. economy—from farming to trucking to tourism—being sensitive to weather and climate, the NWS provides an overall benefit of $100 billion to the economy.

The five living former National Weather Service leaders wrote and released an open letter to the American people warning about the impact of staffing and program cuts to the National Oceanic and ...

Nat'l Weather Service may struggle to help. Many National Weather Service offices have seen staff reductions of 20% to 40%, limiting forecasting ability, especially in rural areas.

Access to historical weather data is becoming unavailable, by way of NOAA’s National Centers for Environmental Information and its Regional Climate Centers, through federal funding cuts.

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And as extreme weather services — like flood forecasts, hurricane outlooks, tsunami warnings, and wildfire monitoring — are compromised, American lives will be threatened, he said.

Kayla Besong, a scientist at the Pacific Tsunami Warning Center in Hawaii, a part of the Weather Service, said she had hoped her status as an “essential” employee — which required her to ...

NOAA operates fleets of satellites, sensors on airplanes and ocean-going buoys, as well as radar, providing the data used by weather forecasters nationwide – and freely available to anyone.

They also use that data to project seasonal conditions out over weeks or months. When severe weather is on the way, the agency issues the official alerts you’ll see in the news and on your phone.