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The Latest Breaking News from NOAA

Will Northern Lights be visible tonight as solar storm heads for 'direct hit' with Earth?

There's a likelihood that those in the north of the UK could spot the Northern Lights this week

Manchester Evening News

Earth could be hit by solar flare storm within 48 hours warns NASA model

Known to cause power and radio blackouts, the unique geometric storm could hit the planet's magnetic field on Thursday, according to top NASA scientists and models.

Edinburgh Live

Solar storm heading for direct hit with Earth within 48 hours, says NASA model

A solar storm is set to strike Earth on Thursday and it could cause power outages, as well as disruptions to GPS and radios, an expert has warned after studying NASA and NOAA models

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Solar storm with 'direct hit' on Earth could lead to massive blackouts

At its strongest, the storm can cause blackouts as electricity grids collapse, satellite navigation to go down and other major electrical problems

Dublin Live

Urgent solar storm alert sparks Ireland blackout fears as NASA warns of 'direct hit' on Earth

The storm scale goes up to G5 and at its strongest can cause blackouts as electricity grids collapse, satellite navigation to go down and other major electrical problems

Irish Mirror

Earth Braces for Strong Solar Storm

The Earth is in the midst of a solar storm after being hit by an expulsion from the Sun, officials have said. Strong geomagnetic storms have been observed in recent hours, the US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) said in an alert. According to The Independent, the storm ranked…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Solar storm warning: Alert issued as huge energy blast from Sun hits Earth TODAY

An alert from the US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) revealed the Earth is currently being battered by a major geomagnetic storm caused by a flare erupting from the surface of the Sun.

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Methane in Earth’s atmosphere rose by record amount last year, US government data shows

Climate scientists say plugging methane leaks and phasing out fossil fuels are necessary to avert catastrophic global heating

The Guardian - US

NOAA: Potent heat-trapping methane increases at record pace

U.S. government scientists calculate that levels of the potent heat-trapping gas methane rose at a record pace last year

The Independent UK

Man o’ war are on South Florida beaches. What you need to know about the health risks

MIAMI — Natives probably know the primary thing to do when they see those pretty blue and purple bubbles that look like partially deflated balloons on the beach.

Miami Herald

Antarctica heat wave brings enormous temperature jump

A heat wave in Antarctica earlier this month was so extreme that it may be the largest temperature increase above normal ever recorded, according to Robert Rohde, lead scientist at the non-profit Berkeley Earth, who analysed global records.

Bangkok Post

Completing The God Protocols: A Comprehensive Overview Of Chainlink

This article was originally published on SmartContent and appears here with permission.

Benzinga

The First Scientists Who Dared To Forecast ‘An Act Of God’

Weather forecasters in the late 1940s didn't have supercomputers, satellite data or advanced radar capabilities.

Zenger

Wreckage of 207-year-old whaling ship destroyed in storm found in Gulf of Mexico

The US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration unearthed Industry, a 64-foot-long vessel which was cast to the bottom of the sea when a strong storm snapped its mast

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The Independent UK

Wreck of 200-year-old whaling ship may have been found in Gulf of Mexico

The brig, just 64 feet long, had been built in 1815 in Westport, Mass., and was a 20-year veteran of the whaling industry

Zenger

March Madness! What’s More Powerful: Tornadoes Or Hurricanes?

The Miami Hurricanes and Iowa State Cyclones will not be bound to any meteorological laws when they take the court this Friday.

Reuters

West curbs Russia’s access to weather data that some fear could aid attack planning in Ukraine

A major supplier of meteorological data from Western and other governments suspended cooperation with Russia on Tuesday, becoming the latest weather-related agency to restrict information sharing in the wake of Moscow’s invasion of Ukraine.

The Independent UK

Hot spring forecast: Drought deepens in West, flooding ebbs

U.S. government forecasters see a hot, dry spring for much of the nation with drought in the West likely deepening

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5G could be bad for weather forecasting

Plans to expand wireless cellular networks could be bad news for atmospheric science

Zenger

Researchers Make Startling Find While Mapping Ocean Floor

Scientists came across a historic discovery while mapping the ocean floor — an oil tanker that dates back to World War II.

Inverse

New satellite GOES-T helps track extreme weather on Earth — and in the cosmos

NASA and NOAA launch the GOES-T weather satellite, the third in the GOES-R series to detect Earth and space weather.

Zenger

VIDEO: NASA Launches Latest Weather Satellite, GOES-T

GOES-T is the third in a series of four weather-predicting Geostationary Operational Environmental Satellites.

Orlando Sentinel

OK to GOES! NASA, NOAA satellite launches on Atlas V

An Atlas V rocket roared off the launch pad Tuesday afternoon from Cape Canaveral Space Force Station carrying an advanced weather satellite high above the Earth.

Tribune News Service

New NOAA report finds sea level is rising fast. NC is especially at risk

CHARLOTTE, N.C. – In North Carolina, the worries about climate change often focus on more frequent storms with heavier rainfall, but a new federal report points to an equally potent danger – the seeping effect of sea level rise.

Reason

Sea Level To Rise One Foot by 2050, Says NOAA

Another good reason to stop subsidizing people to live at the beach.

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