The project will help cities build their climate adaptation capacities by finding more cost-effective methods to build relationships with scientists and organizations that can assist them. ...

and understood. This study explores how the atmospheric circulation may be changing regionally in response to anthropogenic forcing, based on an analysis of sea level pressure trends in observations a ...

that's tackling the challenges of a drier, hotter, more fire-prone future. With wildfires in the western United States burning nearly 3.56 million hectares (8.8 million acres) in 2020, or about 75% mo ...

across the nation by driving federal, public and private resources to the most at-risk and in-need jurisdictions. Designated zones will have prioritized support to access federal funding and technical ...

new article was published in Science Direct detailing the Climate ECHO program, which was formed in February 2021 to train health professionals on how to communicate the health-related effects of clim ...

and Washington state, the commercial Dungeness crab fishery is one of the most valuable fisheries in the region. With economic values ranging from $77 to $216 million US dollars per year for the 2007/ ...

southern Japan, serves as a barrier between Arctic and tropical circulation, playing a large role in determining weather and climate in the region. The front is occasionally disturbed during the summe ...

Global Telecommunication System and NOAA/National Center for Environmental Information) for use in scientific analysis and assimilation in numerical ocean, weather, climate, and ecosystem models. The ...

a technical workshop and releasing a NOAA Technical Memorandum that examines drought assessment in a changing climate, to hosting the second Flash Drought Workshop and refining our pursuit of research ...

in Alaska increased from 2% before the 1950s to 7% after the 1950s. * A three-fold increase in the risk of an extreme fire season in Alaska over the last 150 years is attributed to an increase in huma ...