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Dive Into NOAA’s Treasure Trove of Data
“It is a capital mistake to theorize before one has data,” said the great detective Sherlock Holmes in Sir Arthur Conan…
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Widespread Fires in South America Continue to Burn
On Sept. 9, 2019, GOES East viewed severe fires in South America across Brazil, Bolivia, and Paraguay.
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NOAA Sees the Fifth Hurricane Humberto Through High-powered Lens
This season’s Humberto isn’t the first tropical cyclone in the Atlantic Basin to be given the name. In fact, it’s the…
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NOAA-20 Spies Volcanic Activity at Mount Etna
Mount Etna, the famous volcano on the Italian island of Sicily, has been spewing ash and red-hot chunks of lava known as “lava…
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Potential Tropical Cyclone Nine Brings Rain and Wind to the Bahamas
Potential Tropical Cyclone Nine is expected to become a tropical depression or a tropical storm as it moves northwestward over the…
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Low-pressure System, Remnants of Two Typhoons Deliver Rain to Alaska
A large low-pressure system over the northern Pacific is making its way to the West Coast in this merged imagery captured by NOAA…
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Multiple Bushfires Break Out in Eastern Australia
Hundreds of firefighters across New South Wales and Queensland, Australia are battling more than 140 bushfires that have broken…
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The 2004 Atlantic Hurricane Season: A Look Back from Above
In 2004, the Atlantic had one of its most active and destructive hurricane seasons on record. These storms produced more than $61 billion in damages
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