Fishing News
The latest news releases from NOAA - the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
Life-threatening storm bears down on Alaska
Damaging winds, coastal flooding, blizzard conditions are among the expected impacts of a Bering Sea storm that will slam into Alaska. Get the latest warnings from National Weather Service's interactive map at http://www.arh.noaa.gov, and please take precautions to stay safe....October warmer than average in the United States
During October, a persistent upper-level weather pattern brought below-normal temperatures to the southeastern United States and above-normal temperatures from the Southwest, across the northern tier of the United States, and into parts of the Northeast....NOAA seeks input on enforcement priorities
Today, NOAA released a draft of its enforcement priorities and invited the public to submit comments through January 9. These enforcement priorities are the latest step NOAA is taking to improve its enforcement program....University of Oklahoma selected to lead weather research partnership
NOAA has selected the University of Oklahoma to continue a federal/academic research partnership that focuses on weather radar research, improving forecasts for severe storms, and improving our understanding of extreme weather and short-term regional climate....NOAA award will aid Long Island communities and New York’s shellfish industry threatened by toxic algal blooms
NOAA has awarded $125,614 for the first year of an anticipated $591,082, three-year project to New York scientists researching new methods of monitoring and predicting Harmful Algal Blooms (HABs) caused by the toxic algae Alexandrium and Dinophysis....More Articles...
- String of seal deaths in New England an unusual mortality event
- New NOAA-funded research to provide early warning of red tide effects on Maine shellfish
- NOAA assesses civil penalties to shrimpers for alleged Turtle Excluder Device violations
- Plan released for managing, protecting Olympic Coast National Marine Sanctuary
- Dr. Larry Robinson, assistant secretary of commerce for conservation and management, to leave NOAA