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NOAA Predicts Droughts Gripping Nearly Half of Continental U.S. Will Intensify This Winter
The agency expects the South and Southwest will be warmer and drier than usual in the coming months, offering no relief to the already parched regions
Out of Names, National Hurricane Center Calls New Storms by Greek Letters
This season is the second time ever that the list of 21 storm names has been exhausted
CO2 Levels Reached an 800,000-year High in 2017
That's just one of many sobering facts about our changing world in the "State of the Climate in 2017" report released late last week
2017 Was Another Really Hot Year (Even Without El Niño)
Last year joins list of top three hottest ever recorded, according to multiple new reports
Black Marble Photo Shows Off Earth's Darker Side
The composite shot could one day help scientists make the most of the night sky
Check Out Breathtaking Images From NOAA’s Newest Satellite
In a word: wow
2016 Was the Hottest Year Ever Recorded
Never in modern memory has the Earth's surface and sea temperature been so high
Deep-Sea Researchers Spot a Mysterious Jellyfish Near The Mariana Trench
The glowing jellyfish was previously unknown to science
Coral Bleaching on the Great Barrier Reef May Get a Lot Worse in the Future
Climate change could alter temperature patterns in a way that stops corals from preparing for bleaching events
With the Discovery of the USS Conestoga, Researchers Have Solved a Mystery That Was Nearly 100 Years Old
Even a century later, the news has brought relief to the families of the sailors who went down with their ship
The Gulf of Mexico's Dead Zone Is the Size of a Small State
The Gulf of Mexico's dead zone actually shrunk this year—but it's still the size of Connecticut
It’s Now Hurricane Season, But It Might Be an Easy One
A storm rated category 3 or higher hasn't made landfall in the U.S. since 2005
Here Are Your Odds of Getting a White Christmas
If nothing else, it gives you an excuse to sit inside all day drinking hot chocolate
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