October 15, 2025: Graham Taylor "The Role of Observation-Based Data in Local Climate Projection Uncertainty"
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New stars were shining during the 19th year of the NASA Heliophysics Summer School held in Boulder, Colorado from August 12 - 20, 2025. Learn all about it!

Read about the recent UIFCW25 Workshop and its efforts to engage and unite scientists to advance forecasting capabilities for a more informed future. 

About 41 million people live in counties along the U.S. Atlantic coast, making them vulnerable to rapidly-developing hurricanes, one of the most devastating natural hazards. Pinning down a hurricane’s likely track and intensity are crucial to ensuring public safety.

A sincere congratulations to our wonderful former staff members whose awards at the upcoming American Meteorological Society (AMS) annual conference were just announced.

In May 2025, a male sperm whale washed up on the South Carolina shore and immediately set in motion a team of mammal experts to preserve the sperm whale head.

Congratulations to CPAESS Staff Members and new Leadership Academy graduates!

Heather Heenehan has been working with GOMO for a little over one year, she is charged with developing and supporting the mechanisms through which GOMO communicates about ocean science with its audiences of experts and non-experts alike. 

Co-chairs of the Third Decadal U.S. Carbon Cycle Science Plan Draft are planning to seek public comment on the new document at the 2025 American Geophysical Union (AGU) Fall Meeting in New Orleans, Louisiana.

NOAA has long recognized the strategic role that scientific partners like UCAR | CPAESS play in pushing innovation, enhancements, and efficiency in government research and programs.