The planet sweated it out again last month, as February 2020 ranked as the second-hottest February in the 141-year global climate record, according to scientists at NOAA’s National Centers for Environmental Information.
January 2020 was Earth’s hottest January on record
Via NOAA – The long-term trend of above-average temperatures continues
2019 was 2nd hottest year on record for Earth say NOAA, NASA
NOAA finds ocean heat content was the highest in recorded history
Cloud platforms unleash full potential of NOAA’s environmental data
Easier accessibility promises scientific and economic benefits
NOAA awards $4.4 million for research on sea level rise and flooding
Multiyear awards to help coastal communities improve resilience
NOAA increases chance for above-normal hurricane season
The end of El Nino could boost Atlantic hurricane activity
2019 Atlantic hurricane season expected to worsen
New predictions prompt C Spire to redouble efforts to maintain service in the worst conditions
NOAA Shares, February 2019 ranked fifth hottest on record for the globe
March 18, 2019 – We recently concluded the second full month of 2019, and already the year to date has turned out on the warm side.
Rains to From Tropical Storm Harvey Continue over Texas, Louisiana
This infrared imagery from GOES-16 shows Tropical Storm Harvey earlier this morning, Monday, August 28, 2017.
NOAA Picks Black Swift Technologies’ sUAS for Nighttime Fire Observation eXperiment (NightFOX)
Aircraft to Provide Wildfire Measurements in Support of FIREX and Fire Weather Forecasting
