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Hurricane Polo thumbnail
Sep 24, 2026
NOAA satellites have been monitoring Hurricane Polo, and its impressive intensification, in the eastern Pacific.
Earth from Orbit
Hurricane Lowell Earth from Orbit title card
Sep 10, 2026
NOAA satellites have been closely monitoring the development and path of Hurricane Lowell in the Pacific Ocean.
Feature Story
Satellite imagery
Sep 3, 2026
Hurricanes are among the most costly and destructive weather events in the United States, making accurate forecasts essential for protecting lives, property and the economy.
Announcement
An illustration of a satellite orbiting above Earth, casting a glowing blue microwave scanning beam onto the atmosphere and surface below to collect weather data.
Aug 26, 2026
NOAA awarded $46,482,177 to three companies today to accelerate the development of new weather satellite instruments to provide key data that will advance the prediction of extreme weather and daily forecasts.
Feature Story
Aerial view of severe flooding and mud damage in a town, showing submerged areas, brown rushing water, roads, buildings, and surrounding trees.
Jul 22, 2026
Soil moisture plays a critical role in weather prediction, drought and flood forecasting, agricultural monitoring and water resource planning.
Earth from Orbit
Earth from Orbit title card
Jul 2, 2026
NOAA satellites are monitoring significant wildfire activity across the western United States.
Feature Story
A meteorologist monitors severe weather data on dual screens showing storm intensity, movement, and analysis tools. Source: NOAA image. Source: https://www.ssec.wisc.edu/news/articles/8965
Jun 12, 2026
NOAA uses simulations to guide the design of next-generation satellites that improve forecasts, protect lives, and strengthen the economy.
Earth from Orbit
A Full Disk view of Earth at night taken by NOAA's GOES East satellite. To the bottom left of it is the Earth From Orbit wordmark and the title Earth Day 2026 in light blue against a black background.
Apr 22, 2026
On Earth Day, we marvel at our extraordinary home through the eyes of our sentinels in the sky.
Wishing you Happy Earth Day from NOAA/NESDIS!