Search

Climate.gov Science & information for a climate-smart nation

Main Menu

Main menu
- View News & Features section
- View Maps & Data section
- View Teaching Climate section
Resilience Toolkit
- - About Us
  - What's New
  - Contact
  - FAQs
  - Sitemap

Facebook
Twitter
Instagram
YouTube

Facebook
Twitter
Instagram
YouTube

Breadcrumb

Home
Search

54043

38.28

-81.84

Show Visual Navigator

All

News & Features

Maps & Data

Teaching Climate

Climate Resilience Toolkit

Filter by

Clear All

Topics

Climate System

Global Energy Balance

Orbital Cycles

Long-term Cycles

Seasons

Solar Radiation

Atmospheric Composition

Greenhouse Gases

Aerosols

Evolution of Atmosphere

Greenhouse Effect

Atmospheric Circulation

Hadley Cells

Coreolis Effect

Ocean and Climate

Heat Capacity of Water

Thermohaline Circulation

Thermal Expansion

Climate Feedbacks

Albedo

Deforestation

Water Cycle

Carbon Cycle

Biogeochemical Processes

Sources and Sinks

Regional Climates

Climate Compared to Weather

Causes of Climate Change

Cyclical and Natural Changes

El Nino, La Nina, ENSO

Other Oscillations

Volcanic Eruptions

Solar Output Variability

Seasonal Variability

Long-term Variability

Anthropogenic Changes

Greenhouse Gas Emissions

Land Use Changes

Measuring and Modeling Climate

Climate Data

Measurements and Observations

Proxy Data

Paleoclimate Records

Global Climate Modeling

Climate Projections

Climate Reconstructions

Scenario Development

Human Responses to Climate

Mitigation Strategies

Emissions Reduction

Carbon-free Energy

Land Use Changes

Carbon Capture and Storage

Adaptation Strategies

Retrofitting Infrastructure

New Infrastructure

Social Innovation

Risk Management

Personal Responsibility

Nature of Climate Science

Process of Science

Common Misconceptions

Energy Use

Carbon Capture and Storage

Fossil Fuels

Nuclear Energy

Solar Energy

Wind Energy

Other Alternatives

Efficiency and Conservation

Usage Trends

Energy Policy

Energy Infrastructure

Climate Impacts

Sea Level Rise

Extreme Weather

Heavy Precipitation/Floods

Heat Waves

Drought

Hurricanes and Storms

Ecosystem Changes

Plants and Animals

Melting Ice and Permafrost

Ocean Warming / Acidification

Availability of Water Resources

Drought

Agricultural Changes / Food Security

National Security

Public Health

Economic Impacts

Date

Past 30 Days

Past 6 months

Past year

Past 3 years

The Visual Navigator groups similar documents in your search results and uses three keywords to label each grouping. Click on a circle to read a specific document or use the drop-down menu (above) to select different color codings.

71-80 of 6120 results for *

New NOAA system ushers in next generation of hurricane modeling, forecasting

Section: News & Features

Published: January 14, 2025

NOAA’s newest hurricane model, the Hurricane Analysis and Forecast System (HAFS), advanced the accuracy of hurricane forecasts and supported community preparedness actions during the 2024 Atlantic hurricane season.

Improving prediction of Arctic outbreaks across the Northern Hemisphere

Section: News & Features

Published: January 11, 2025

New research confirms that, even as the Arctic warms faster than the rest of the world, cold-air outbreaks from the polar region will continue across the Northern Hemisphere in the coming decades.

2024 was warmest year in the modern record for the globe

Section: News & Features

Published: January 10, 2025

Earth had its warmest year on record, while upper-ocean heat content also experienced a record high.

2024: An active year of U. S. billion-dollar weather and climate disasters

Section: News & Features

Published: January 10, 2025

With Hurricane Helene at the top of the list, there were 27 disasters in the United States in 2024 that individually cost $1 billion or more. It was the second-highest number since the NOAA record began in 1980.

January 2025 update: La Niña is here

Section: News & Features

Published: January 09, 2025

After a long wait, La Niña conditions developed in December. What makes this La Niña unusual?

Is the polar vortex causing the U. S. cold air outbreak?

Section: News & Features

Published: January 08, 2025

Is the polar vortex to blame for this recent cold air outbreak? We don’t think so. This seems like a case of the polar vortex getting blamed for being a trouble maker, when it was actually minding its own business.

U. S. climate outlook for January 2025

Section: News & Features

Published: January 02, 2025

Models and other forecasting tools favor a warm West/cool East temperature split in January along with a wet Northwest/dry Southwest precipitation split.

NOAA, UCAR renew, expand partnership to advance extreme weather research

Section: News & Features

Published: December 30, 2024

NOAA and the University Corporation for Atmospheric Research (UCAR)offsite link acting on behalf of the National Science Foundation National Center for Atmospheric Research (NSF NCAR)offsite link sign ...

Ships of Opportunity investigate the ocean's uptake of carbon

Section: News & Features

Published: December 27, 2024

Through partnerships with private-industry cruiseliners, cargo vessels, sailboats, and moorings, the Ships of Opportunity Program enables researchers to track the global ocean’s uptake of carbon.

'Shelton Johnson Calls' from the Art x Climate Gallery

Section: News & Features

Published: December 27, 2024

Released in 2023, the Fifth National Climate Assessment (NCA5) includes an Art × Climate gallery. This work by Amuri Morris focuses on Shelton Johnson's life mission to encourage Black people to reconnect with the natural world.