Topic: National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration

Expect more weird weather, says NOAA
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's annual report draws connections between the extreme weather events of 2011 and a warming climate.
2012 shaping up to be hottest on record in US
Mermaids don't exist, says US government (+video)
Why has 2012 been the hottest year on record in the US?
How the 'derecho' storm came to be such a surprise to the mid-Atlantic
Death Valley heat in Kansas? How the end of June got so hot.
Sea level in Northeastern US rising more than three times faster than global average (+video)
Global warming's evil twin threatens West Coast fishing grounds
NASA astronauts train for deep space mission deep below the sea
In Gear Hurricane season: a car preparation checklist
Hurricane season looks to be near-normal this year
Climate change: Arctic passes 400 parts per million milestone
Four to eight hurricanes in 2012 NOAA forecast
CSI Tornado: Decoding – and chasing – supercells with the experts
Editor's Blog Riding the whirlwind
Forecast is for 'normal' hurricane season, a bit wimpier than last year
Japanese tsunami debris to hit West Coast this year, sooner than expected
The Reformed Broker Does good weather boost consumer spending?
As Midwest storm bears down, forecasters use more urgent voice in tornado warnings
US Coast Guard sinks Japanese "ghost ship" (+videos)
Texas tornadoes: How much warning time was possible? (+video)
Global warming began in oceans 135 years ago, suggests study
Vernal equinox heralds end of the winter that wasn't
Sea level studies: US coasts even more vulnerable than previously thought
Warm spring, more tornadoes? Meteorologists raise red flags.

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