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New story map highlights the importance of NOAA long-term observations in the Bering Sea

Section: News & Features

Published: December 6, 2022

collected and the implications it has for management. In the fall of 2021, a combination of sea ice, hurricane-force winds, and a pandemic set the stage for what would become a momentous recovery eff ...

Models and fossils face off over one of the hottest periods in Earth's history

Section: News & Features

Published: November 13, 2017

fossils yearly, was home to palm trees and crocodiles around that time. In fact, so was the Arctic. By the time he read Sloan's paper in Geology, Wing was an established scientist at the Smithsonian I ...

Could drying the stratosphere help cool the planet?

Section: News & Features

Published: March 2, 2024

Chemical Sciences Laboratory, the ISD concept would involve dispersing small particles (known as ice nuclei) into high altitude regions of the atmosphere that are both very cold and super-saturated i ...

Marcia, Marcia, Marcia

Section: News & Features

Published: March 16, 2016

Downstream from the Aleutian low here in the contiguous U. S., cold air outbreaks from the Arctic tend to occur less frequently. Precipitation . During December-February 2015-16 parts of the ...

The Future of Maryland's Blackwater Marsh

Section: News & Features

Published: January 14, 2015

level rise. Marshes "can adapt and have adapted and built as sea level has risen since the last ice age," says Andrew Baldwin, a wetland ecologist at the University of Maryland, College Park. "It's m ...

Beachfront Q&A: Talking about dunes, development, storms, and sea level rise

Section: News & Features

Published: October 28, 2013

around 3 thousand years ago when sea level [which had been rising since the end of the last ice age] stabilized. Sand began to accumulate, accumulate, accumulate, built the spit, built the dunes. The ...

Reconstructing Weather to Predict Climate

Section: News & Features

Published: February 10, 2010

What kinds of extreme winds might fighter planes encounter over foreign lands? When might ice on the Great Lakes thaw enough to resume shipping of materials and fuel in the spring? Allied weathermen ...

2020 U. S. billion-dollar weather and climate disasters in historical context

Section: News & Features

Published: January 8, 2021

the population density and more assets exposed to powerful Nor'easters bringing wind, snow, ice, and storm surge. Tropical cyclones are the most costly disaster we assess, and they create impacts fro ...

Climate factors behind record-breaking ocean temperatures in 2023

Section: News & Features

Published: August 6, 2024

combination of long-term global warming, a natural climate pattern called the Pacific-Atlantic- Arctic (PAA) mode, and the transition from cooler La Niña conditions to warmer El Niño conditions. ...

NOAA's new Climate, Ecosystems, and Fisheries Initiative

Section: News & Features

Published: November 23, 2024

warming waters and rising seas to melting sea ice and changing ocean pH, climate change is having major impacts on the nation's marine and Great Lakes resources. In order to effectively prepare for a ...