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Weather

Articles related to weather, severe weather and air quality.

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NOAA and SpectraRep, LLC Collaborate to Evaluate Broadcast Datacasting for NOAA Weather Radio Resiliency

NOAA’s National Weather Service has entered into a Cooperative Research and Development Agreement (CRADA) with SpectraRep, LLC to evaluate broadcast television datacasting as a backup method for delivering NOAA Weather Radio alerts.

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NOAA Partnership with Silurian AI Leverages Machine Learning to Predict Tropical Cyclone Behavior

NOAA’s Atlantic Oceanographic and Meteorological Laboratory (AOML) and Silurian AI have established a partnership to advance AI-driven tropical cyclone forecasting, leveraging artificial intelligence and NOAA data to help predict, track, and mitigate the damage from extreme weather events.

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Surveying storm damage: NOAA research and development agreement with Disaster Imaging, Inc. promises to leverage drone technology for post-storm damage assessments

NOAA and Disaster Imaging, Inc. have signed a Cooperative Research and Development Agreement (CRADA) to use assess using drones to conduct damage assessments after severe storms.

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