Watch how NOAA flew into the record books
Robots are blowing the National Oceanic Atmospheric Administration into the Guinness World Records book. What You Need To Know NOAA set two world records A...
Tornado field campaign wraps up research
Over the last two years, meteorologists with the NOAA’s National Severe Storms Laboratory (NSSL) have studied tornadoes up close in the Southeast. It’s all part...
How fires can create weather
Wildfires can quickly become destructive forces of nature. However, they could also influence the weather too. What You Need To Know A fire whirl is...
Predicting landslides through artificial intelligence
Landslides cause massive destruction and happen all over the world. However, a team of scientists and engineers at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA)...
How heat domes fuel sweltering weather
Summer is here, and the heat is on. The reason some regions are dealing with scorching temperatures and hot weather is because of a heat...
Revolutionizing EVs with nickel chemistry
Electric vehicles are becoming more common on our roads today. So efforts are underway to make the EV lithium-ion batteries inside them more sustainable. Scientists...
ALERTCalifornia a new tool in natural disaster preparedness
States around the country are using new technology to mitigate natural disasters, from wildfires to flooding. California is expanding a camera and sensor network to...
Dust storms attributed to increase in crashes
Driving in stormy weather is hard enough, but driving during a dust storm or a haboob could be even more deadly. NOAA’s Air Resources Laboratory...
Hydrogen aviation could reduce our carbon footprint
One company in Southern California is on a mission to make hydrogen aviation a viable option to reduce carbon emissions in air travel and make...
Ellison Onizuka: First Asian American Astronaut
U.S. Air Force Lt. Col. Ellison Onizuka’s may not be the first name you think of when you hear about space exploration. But he forged...