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Feature Stories
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On the tenth anniversary of Hurricane Sandy, NOAA reviews satellite imagery of the storm.
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NOAA's Argos-4 instrument will be launching on Oct. 6 from New Zealand.
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NOAA’s JPSS-2 Environmental Satellite Arrives at Launch Site
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Hurricane Andrew At 30: A Look Back from Above
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News & Announcements
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On Nov. 10, just before 2 a.m. Pacific time, an Atlas V 401 rocket carrying NOAA’s Joint Polar…
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A series of recent wildfires ignited or spread this past week as warm, dry, and windy conditions—a…
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On Sept. 28, Hurricane Ian made landfall near Cayo Costa in southwestern Florida as a dangerous,…
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On August 19, the JPSS-2 satellite arrived by transport truck to the Vandenberg Space Force Base in…
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Hurricane Fiona, the first major (Category 3+) storm of the Atlantic hurricane season, has been…
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NESDIS today announced nine awards totaling $13.8 million to engage the community in producing new…
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NOAA satellites have tracked a lot of activity across western North America this month. From…