NOAA Research

"I’ll cut to the chase. Spooky season is coming to an end, and people are beginning to set their sights on winter. And when it comes to winter, there’s a big, white, abominable 'elephant' in the room. Snow. While you’re not going to find a seasonal snowfall prediction here at the ENSO Blog, what we can do, given that La Ni?a is?favored this winter, is revisit the historical relationship between La Ni?a and snow across North America." https://lnkd.in/eUR9wNfY

October 11-December 5, NOAA-supported scientists on Schmidt Ocean Institute's Research Vessel Falkor (Too) will search for, explore, and characterize cold seeps along the coast of Chile — where powerful geologic forces converge and seeps have been confirmed, but not explored. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/gRut9p8R Image: A bubble plume from a methane seep with sablefish and mushroom coral and sponges on a carbonate structure at Chatham seep offshore Chatham Strait in southeastern Alaska. #ocean #explore #OceanExploration #seeps #chile

Help us choose the winner of NOAA Ocean Exploration's "Spooky Star" competition! https://lnkd.in/gn_PHQ6J This October, we'll be sharing the stories of some fascinating animals our scientists have encountered and asking you to select your favorites. Each round of the contest will have three competitors, so make sure to read their profiles and vote for your top choice on our website before the next round starts. The winner of each round will go to the finals, and the Spooky Star champion will be announced on Halloween. Learn about the competitors in round 1 and choose your favorite at the link above! #deepsea #Halloween

Job alert! ? Our partners at University of Miami Rosenstiel School of Marine, Atmospheric and Earth Science are hiring a Research Associate II to join?the oceanographic engineering team based at NOAA's Atlantic Oceanographic and Meteorological Laboratory (AOML) through the Cooperative Institute of Marine & Atmospheric Studies. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/eujJz3k9 #hiring #oceanengineering #miami

Happening tomorrow, 3/10 at 3:30 PM ET!

?? Exciting News from NOAA Geophysical Fluid Dynamics Laboratory! ?? ?? Congratulations to Dr. Nadir Jeevanjee, Physical Research Scientist at GFDL, on receiving the 2025 AMS Henry G. Houghton Award! Nadir's groundbreaking work in climate physics is advancing our understanding of Earth's climate response. Well deserved! https://lnkd.in/ekGg_Jxt ?? Kudos to Dr. Lucas Harris, Deputy Division Lead at GFDL, for being awarded the 2024 AGU Atmospheric Sciences Ascent Award! Lucas’s leadership in atmospheric modeling is setting new standards in weather and climate prediction. Amazing work! https://lnkd.in/eSSXNqSM We're incredibly proud of our scientists and their contributions to advancing climate and atmospheric science! #AMS #AGU #NOAAResearch

EPIC is teaming up with NOAA’s Artificial Intelligence for Numerical Weather Prediction Applications (AI4NWP) Working Group to bring the power of machine learning and Artificial Intelligence to weather prediction. They're making it easier for researchers to access the latest advancements and are creating a friendly, open-source GitHub repository for global AI models. Learn more at bit.ly/4gGTiuc

It's a great day for climate literacy! Today, the U.S. Global Change Research Program released the third edition of the nation’s climate literacy guide. It presents information that is important for individuals and communities to know and understand about Earth’s climate, impacts of climate change and solutions. The guide is available in web and PDF versions. #climate #climateeducation #climateweek https://lnkd.in/eBWrrBsh

Join us for the Climate Program Office Climate & Societal Interactions Division’s Nature-based Solutions webinar series! This engaging five-part series will feature experts funded by the Adaptation Sciences and Climate Adaptation Partnerships programs within CPO to share insights on how nature can help us build climate-ready communities. Register today! bit.ly/CSI-NbS #NatureBasedSolutions #WebinarSeries #ClimateAdaptation #EquitableAdaptation

Join the National Integrated Heat Health Information System (NIHHIS) and NOAA on Tuesday, September 17th at 3:30 p.m. ET for an informational webinar on the Heat Tabletop Exercise Design Challenge! This is a great opportunity for local governments, community leaders, and organizations to collaborate create tabletop exercise manuals for testing and evaluating extreme heat response plans. Up to 10 winning communities will receive prizes of $20,000+! Here is your chance to learn more about improving your community's heat response plans and build long-term resilience. ?? Applications are open through November 15, 2024. ?? Register for the webinar here! https://lnkd.in/eytxt-rp #CommunityResilience #ClimateAction #HeatPreparedness