CPO) is pleased to announce $950,000 for four new projects that will support decision making in neighborhoods grappling with inequitably distributed impacts from the deadliest weather-related risk in ...

the drivers of interannual, or year-to-year, variability in the WACC. The research, published in the Journal of Climate, focuses on the WACC pattern over the North American region, as opposed to the E ...

from the air, sea surface, and underwater to enhance forecasts and increase scientific knowledge. In less than two weeks, a fleet of strategically placed oceanographic instruments gathered temperature ...

historical marine heatwave events. However, what is most concerning is that heatwave conditions in the Gulf of Mexico have persisted approximately 5-6 months, longer than any widespread marine heatwav ...

s a saying among climate scientists: What happens in the Arctic doesn't necessarily stay in the Arctic. That's especially true when a sudden warming of the polar stratosphere -- the ... ...

Traversing 100 nautical miles of dark ocean with only the lights of stars and deep-sea oil rigs in all directions, the research vessel made its way back to a moored sediment trap located hundreds of m ...

provide information regarding Great Lakes ice conditions. However, existing products are limited in their spatial and temporal extent, resulting in information gaps for decision-support. To fill this ...

regions of the western United States," said lead author Mimi Hughes, a research scientist in NOAA's Physical Sciences Laboratory. Read more at the link below. ...

Tonga volcano eruption. On January 15, the Hunga Tonga - Hunga Ha'apai volcano north of Tongatapu in the south west Pacific erupted with ash and sulfur dioxide gas reaching into the stratosphere to al ...

In a recent paper published in Science , authors analyze new paleoclimate data in the form of coral samples from the Tropical Pacific. These include a consistent proxy record for variables such as ... ...