- 5 things NOAA does that make your life safer every day
From satellites to storm alerts, NOAA protects lives daily, but Earth Day 2025 comes as its future faces major cuts. - Want a garden buzzing with life? Here’s why, how to plant for pollinators
One of the approaches includes being less hands-on with your garden and yard. Explore pollinator gardening tips and ways you can make a positive impact. - Celebrating a trailblazing meteorologist for Women’s History Month
Discover the inspiring journey of Julie Malingowski, a trailblazing meteorologist, as she navigates the world of weather forecasting. - Spectacular sunrise with a surprise
The photo captured vivid pink colors of the sunrise, but another phenomenon can also be seen. - La Niña may return by hurricane season. Here’s why it matters
A La Niña watch was issued on Thursday. If La Niña develops by summer, it could contribute to an active hurricane season. - The midpoint of winter is around the corner
Saturday, Feb. 3, will mark a significant winter milestone, and for those longing for warmer days, there’s a glimmer of hope at the end of the frosty journey. - Bitter cold, snow outbreaks don’t debunk climate change. Here’s why
Thousands of records cold temperatures were shattered in January, but that doesn’t contradict the realities of a changing climate. Plus, big pattern changes are underway in the U.S. - America’s northernmost town to see first sunrise in more than 2 months
In Utqiagvik, Alaska, formerly known as Barrow, the polar night will come to an end on Tuesday, marked by traditional celebrations to welcome back the sun. - ‘Until we meet again’: A tribute to Carl Babinski
Last week the world lost a talented meteorologist and a former colleague of mine at AccuWeather. Carl Babinski, 53, lost his battle to cancer, passing away on Saturday, Jan. 13, 2024.
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