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NOAA: Near-Normal Atlantic Hurricane Season Is Most Likely This Year
NOAA’s Climate Prediction Center says the 2016 Atlantic hurricane season has a chance for 10-16 named storms, of which 4-8 could become hurricanes.
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Announcement
NOAA Issues RFI for Commercial Weather Data Pilot
Today, NOAA/NESDIS released a Request for Information (RFI) to support NOAA’s Commercial Weather Data Pilot. The RFI is the first step to bring radio occultation data from commercial companies to NOAA. The RFI seeks pre-launch data in order to…
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What IS a Satellite?
The first man-made satellite didn't come along until 1957. Today, thousands of artificial satellites orbit Earth, with many…
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Suomi NPP Satellite Monitors Pavlof Volcano Eruption
Data from polar-orbiting satellites provide forecasters with critical information on hazards like ash from volcanic eruptions.
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Satellite Snapshots
The Building Blocks of Brazil
Brazil is known for lush expanses of rainforests and other vegetated areas, however, closer inspection reveals the signature of man -…
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NOAA'S JPSS-1 SATELLITE BEGINS ENVIRONMENTAL TESTING
NOAA’s JPSS-1 satellite, the second in the JPSS series of satellites, slated to launch in 2017, is currently going through environmental testing. Envi
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NOAA's JPSS-1 Satellite Shakes and Bakes in Preparation for Launch
In preparation for launch, NOAA's JPSS-1 satellite is undergoing an array of tests to prepare for launch.
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NOAA Satellite Data Used in Study Finding Significant Greening in Earth's Vegetative Areas
A new study based long-term vegetation data sets derived, in part, from NOAA polar-orbiting satellites has found significant…
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