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Dedicated public servant with 57 years of service was instrumental in designing and improving NOAA’s aerial research programs
Scientists aboard a NOAA Twin Otter spot signs of possible population growth for the endangered right whale species.
You may know that hurricane season begins June 1, but the response work begins long before a storm ever forms.
City of Lakeland, Florida, will lease additional office and hangar space to NOAA.
Project supported by NOAA's Gulfstream IV aircraft helps improve forecasts and understanding of atmospheric rivers.
NOAA "hurricane hunter" aircraft is helping NOAA calibrate and validate data collected by weather satellite sensors.
On Dec. 2, Cmdr. Christian Sloan assumed command of the NOAA Aircraft Operations Center and will oversee the operation of NOAA's fleet of nine specialized environmental data-gathering aircraft.
A highly-instrumented NOAA aircraft is collecting data across the Great Plains to improve our understanding of the relationships between severe thunderstorms and tornado formation.
On August 5, 2018, NOAA Corps officers Capt. Kristie Twining and Lt. Cmdr. Rebecca Waddington became the first all-female team to pilot a NOAA aircraft during a hurricane mission.
