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Feature Stories
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Rocket Arrives in California for NASA Launch of Polar-Orbiting Satellite
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NOAA’s JPSS-2 satellite let out several loud pops as each of the five panels of its solar array…
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The planned launch of Argos-4, an advanced satellite instrument that will track wildlife and…
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NOAA prepares forecasters for early availability of GOES-18 data during the 2022 Atlantic Hurricane…
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News & Announcements
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After a slow start to the 2022 Atlantic hurricane season, activity has ramped up with the first two…
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Lightning is a major public safety threat. It can strike at any time, but it is most common in the…
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Hundreds of miles apart, but connected by the same weather system, urban St. Louis and rural…
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NESDIS Announces First-of-its-Kind Enterprise Cloud Award
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NASA Awards Contracts for NOAA GeoXO Spacecraft Phase A Study
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Temperatures have soared to record-breaking highs across Europe. In the United Kingdom, at least 34…
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NOAA today awarded three Commercial Weather Data Pilot (CWDP) space weather contracts.