Seeing an aurora is often considered a bucket list experience. Learn how a cartographer used maps to improve his chances.

Chart 14786 will be one of the last ones canceled, on Dec. 5, 2024. Now, marine users are referred to the NOAA Custom Chart Application. It is an online map tool for users to create paper and PDF ...

This copper plate printing press was in operation by the U.S. Coast Survey, the Environmental Science Services Administration, and then NOAA, from 1851 through 1976.

The name Gulf of America will soon become formally adopted into the National Weather Service’s nautical charts, online maps, weather products and websites, a NOAA spokesperson confirmed Thursday ...

[Chart: NOAA] When severe weather is on the way, ... In fact, a large number of private companies use NOAA data to create fancy maps and other weather products that they sell.

A map charts the Excessive Rainfall Outlook for Helene on Friday afternoon, with areas in the Carolinas the hardest hit by rainfall, landslides, and life-threatening flash flooding (NHC) ...

NOAA is a Commerce Department agency responsible for predicting the weather, issuing life-saving watches and warnings for everything from tornadoes to hurricanes, maintaining accurate nautical ...

Maps and charts: Visualizing Milton’s historic impact across Florida By Amy O’Kruk , Matt Stiles , Renée Rigdon , Curt Merrill , Soph Warnes and Annette Choi , CNN 3 minute read ...

NOAA Climate.gov map, based on ERA5 data from 1959-2023 analyzed by Michelle L'Heureux. (Courtesy of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration) Stories by Luke Peteley.

Also, pilot charts will now reference the Gulf of America and Mt. McKinley. Thanks to President Trump, we are taking back our language, our history, and our country." What Happens Next ...

NOAA says there is a 100% chance that 2024 will be among the five warmest years on record 01:45. Last month was the warmest July on record for the last 175 years, experts from the National Oceanic ...

A NOAA map reveals the areas of the U.S. coastline likely to be affected. Worst hit are Florida, Louisiana, California and the Carolinas. Rising water levels put people at increasing risk from floods.