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So how are those southern red states feeling about Project 2025 today?

NJ Chicaa @NJChicaa (127119) • United States 28 Sep 24

Specifically the plan to break up and eliminate the National Weather Service and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) as well as drastically cutting the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA). How are...

hurricane helene

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It's a sea pen

Krissttina Isobe @oahuwriter (26773) • United States 5 Aug 22

This evening Khon2 news had a very different guest swimming by. Courtesy of NOAA, a sighting of a very unusual creature was caught on camera. Sea pen says Aloha, to Hawaii as it was seen off Hawaii in the deep. Scientist say first...

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Hello Hurricane Hannah!

Kareng @kareng (80243) • United States 24 Jul 20

Tropical Storm in the Gulf of Mexico has a new name, Hannah and has been upgraded to a hurricane. Hannah is on path to hit the coast of Texas and that means the Gulf Coast and states to the east of landfall will be getting lots...

hurricane hannah

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NOAA Winter Weather Predictions

Valerie J. Routhieaux @just4him (323168) • Green Bay, Wisconsin 18 Oct 19

When I turned on the weather this morning before leaving for the pool, this is what I saw. If you are in the US, how is your weather looking? For me, it's going to be very wet/snowy. In the final picture, you can see how our...

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It's not just Irma I'm concerned about.

anthony davis @lookatdesktop (27156) • Dallas, Texas 7 Sep 17

I just found out by looking for the latest news from NOAA, NationalOceanic and Atmospheric Administration and I have become aware of a new storm, very mild in comparison to Irma but it's location is what bothers me the most: Take...

hurricane katia

september 7 2017

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Atlantic Ocean Hurricanes likely to increase this season

George B Vieto @Deepizzaguy (122070) • Lake Charles, Louisiana 25 May 17

Officials with the National Oceanic And Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) have mentioned due to warmer sea temperatures without the presence of El Nino to keep hurricanes from forming in the Atlantic Ocean region in 2017. The NOAA...

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satellite

raja1985 @raja1985 (14) • India 28 Mar 07

The theory of satellite was simple enough-shoot something out into the space at the reght speed and on the correct trajectory and it will stay up there, orbiting earth, for years-if not forever.