National Weather Service needs volunteers, including kids, to measure rain and snow
The National Weather Service is seeking volunteers to observe rain — and during the winter, snow — across southeast Michigan.
Weather forecasting agency NOAA to cut another 1,000 workers, reports say
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration is preparing to lose another 1,000 workers due to layoffs, according to ...
NOAA set to fire over 1,000 more employees
Staffing levels at the nation’s already hobbled weather, climate and oceans agency could take a further nosedive in the days ahead. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) ...
What will the recent cuts to NOAA and NWS mean to the United States?
Injudicious firings of NOAA and NWS employees will dismantle a critical public service and pull apart a crucially needed and ...
Meteorologist Warns That Gutting NOAA Will 'Bankrupt The US'—Says 'Every Single Dollar Of Our Economy Is Impacted By The Weather'
Experts are sounding the alarm that gutting NOAA could have devastating consequences—not just for weather forecasting, but ...
NWS reports tornado in Florida. Home destroyed. TV station live on air when it passed overhead
The Seminole County Fire Department said a home in Longwood collapsed after "weather impacts." Others described it as a ...
Tornado warning, wind advisory as storms hit Daytona Beach, Volusia, Flagler, NWS says
A tornado warning was issued Monday morning for parts of Volusia County as a strong line of storms passed through Volusia, ...
Tallahassee NOAA weather radio went down Sunday during severe storms
People trying to get updates on their NOAA weather radios during Sunday’s record rainfall got an earful of static.
New technology revolutionizing severe weather forecasting, warning lead times
A new piece of forecasting technology from the National Weather Service could revolutionize how severe thunderstorm and ...
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Hurricane Elon: DOGE cuts could cause meteorologists to miss the next ‘nightmare’ storm
Balloon-launch gaps are only one example of critical meteorological information that is on track to go missing in 2025.