For a long time now, scientists have wanted to know more about what happens under the ice of the Great Lakes each winter, but getting […]
Robots give NOAA a peek under the ice of the Great Lakes Read More >
If there is something crystal clear for Meka Laster, it is that NOAA’s biggest asset is the people.
A mind for engineering and a passion for education Read More >
NOAA and partners have released the source code for its next-generation short-range forecast application to the weather research community to accelerate development of the model, which predicts atmospheric behavior on a timescale from less than an hour to several days, including critical life-saving weather and water forecasts during extreme events.
Short-range weather modeling application released to forecasting community Read More >
Running on the newest version of NOAA’s Global Forecast System, or GFS, the FV3-Chem model forecasts the distribution of some primary air pollutants: smoke, soot, organic carbon, sulfate, and large and small particles of dust and sea salt – collectively known as aerosols. Because these aerosols affect the weather, the model also provides weather forecasts.
New NOAA research model improves dust, air quality forecasts Read More >
