Events

A project empowering Pakistani women scientists in climate change via curriculum, research, and workshops with NC State, NOAA, and LEO satellite data.

In April-May 2024, extreme rainfall in Rio Grande do Sul caused deadly floods, captured by NOAA satellites monitoring precipitation, moisture, and vapor levels.

HARP2 on the PACE mission measures aerosols and clouds using multi-angle polarization; initial performance data and aerosol retrieval results are available.

Highlight of nowcasting events where guidance under-performed, but the imagery gave forecasters more confidence that the system was stronger than otherwise indicated.

A NOAA NESDIS workshop will examine the impacts of storm Beryl using NOAA satellite data and products to assess the successes and challenges of using weather satellites operationally.

NOAA Coral Reef Watch monitors coral reef ecosystems using satellite and in situ observations.

The PACE mission seeks to enhance our understanding of Earth's ocean and atmosphere by measuring phytoplankton, aerosols, and clouds, thereby improving climate and ecological predictions.

LEO satellite data is used in National Weather Service operations for a wide range of applications including forecasting convection and observing sea spray over oceans.