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Information from NOAA’s Satellite Fleet Helps Point to How Warming Ocean Temperatures Impact Marine Food Web and Whale Distribution
NOAA's satellites utilize microwave and infrared radiometers to measure sea surface temperatures, giving researchers valuable clues about the ocean.
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Tropical Cyclone Uesi Forms Near Vanuatu in the South Pacific
February 10, 2020 A relatively stationary tropical low south of the Solomon Islands has developed into a tropical cyclone after drifting slightly…
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Powerful Storm Brings Everything from Severe Weather to Heavy Snow to the East Coast
February 07, 2020 On Feb. 6, 2020, the NOAA-20 satellite viewed a strengthening low pressure system in the Mid-Atlantic region as it moved into the…
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Last Year’s Billion-Dollar Disasters Show Crucial Link Between NOAA Satellites and Emergency Managers
NOAA’s satellite imagery and data were the foundation of 2019’s life-saving forecasts throughout the 14 billion-dollar disasters.
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GOES-East Watches Severe Thunderstorms Pound the Southeast
On Thursday, Feb. 6, 2020, the GOES-East satellite is watching a large winter storm stretching roughly 2,000 miles across the U.S.,…
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Tropical Cyclone Francisco Spins in South Indian Ocean
February 05, 2020 On Feb. 5, 2020, the Meteosat-8 satellite saw Tropical Cyclone Francisco make its way towards the island of Mauritius in the south…
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Winter Storm Sweeps Across the US
February 04, 2020 On Feb. 4, 2020, GOES-East captured this imagery of low-level stratus clouds as they moved across Texas behind a cold front, while…
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10 Years Later, Snowmageddon Records Still Stand
Ten years ago today, NOAA's satellites were watching a major winter storm unfolding. Nicknamed "Snowmageddon," the storm brought near-blizzard…
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