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Tidal flooding in a Miami Beach garage during king tide conditions.

October 26, 2026

Miami Streets Are Flooding With No Rain in the Forecast — South Florida’s King Tide Peak Hits October 27

South Florida king tides peak October 27. Miami-Dade and Broward are under NWS flood advisories as seawater rises through storm drains, not clouds.

A highway corridor through snow-covered mountain terrain in the Rocky Mountains.

Environment·USA

NOAA’s November 2026 weather outlook shows El Niño pushing warmer air across the northern US with early snow risks in the Pacific Northwest and Sierra Nevada

If you’re planning mountain travel in the western US in early November, a round of snow is possible at elevation. NOAA’s Climate Prediction Center has flagged an elevated early-snow risk across the Cascade ranges and the Colorado Rockies for the

October 25, 2026

NOAA’s 2026 Winter Outlook Favors Wetter Conditions for California as Swain Estimates 80–90% Odds on the Strongest El Niño on Record

Environment·Science·USA

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration released its updated winter outlook on October 15 showing elevated odds of wetter-than-average conditions across the southern United

G2 Geomagnetic Storm: Where Northern Lights May Be Visible Tonight

Environment·News·Science

A G2, or moderate, geomagnetic storm can push the aurora farther south than usual. Whether the northern lights are visible on a particular night

Disaster·News

Kamchatka 7.4M Quake Prompts Pacific Tsunami Alerts; 60 cm Waves Feared, Then Dismissed

A series of powerful undersea earthquakes struck Russia’s far‑eastern Kamchatka Peninsula on July 20, 2025 (USGS), triggering tsunami alerts across the Pacific that were lifted within hours after monitoring stations confirmed no dangerous waves

Govind Tekale

July 21, 2025

Conservation·Marine Life

Court Battle Over NOAA Speed Limits as Right Whale Numbers Drop Below 375

Conservation groups have stepped into a legal battle to defend speed limits that protect North Atlantic right whales from deadly vessel strikes. The Center for Biological Diversity, Defenders of Wildlife, Whale and

Govind Tekale

March 23, 2025

Florida International University scientist Diego Cardeñosa inserts the collected samples from imported fish into the PCR device to identify the fish species. Photo Source:: NOAA Fisheries

Marine Life

NOAA’s New Device Identifies 100+ Fish Species in Hours, Halts 40 Tons of Illegal Seafood

NOAA has successfully tested a new field device that can identify fish species on the spot, helping catch over 40 tons of illegally trafficked seafood during its first trial. The device, which

Govind Tekale

March 13, 2025

Conservation·Marine Life

NOAA Withdraws Vessel Speed Limits, Endangering Right Whales

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) has withdrawn its proposed regulation to expand vessel speed restrictions along the Atlantic coast, a decision that highlights the ongoing tension between marine conservation efforts

Rahul Somvanshi

January 21, 2025

Dr. Rick Spinrad, NOAA administrator (left), and Dr. Everette Joseph, Director of the National Center for Atmospheric Research, hold up an expanded Memorandum of Understanding on December 10, 2024 in Washington DC. The MOU will strengthen the partnership between NOAA and NCAR to advance and accelerate our understanding and application of Earth system science. (Photo Source: NOAA)

News·USA

NASA, NOAA Award $26.1M Contract to SwRI for Space Weather Instruments

NASA and NOAA are advancing their space weather monitoring capabilities through a $26.1 million contract awarded to Southwest Research Institute (SwRI), while simultaneously expanding research partnerships for extreme weather prediction. Space Weather

Rahul Somvanshi

January 3, 2025

Aviation·News

New NOAA-United Airlines Partnership to Revolutionize Greenhouse Gas Monitoring with Boeing 737

An agreement to equip a Boeing 737 with a sophisticated instrument package has been announced. The package will measure greenhouse gases and other pollutants during domestic flights. It’s a first step in

Rahul Somvanshi

July 30, 2024

Pollution·Space

NOAA’s SABRE Mission Unmasks Stratospheric Layer’s Secret: Pollutants from Space Debris!

The recent findings from NOAA’s SABRE mission have unveiled a startling discovery: our stratosphere is not just a recipient of meteoric “space dust” but also a depository for a variety of metals

Rahul Somvanshi

October 22, 2023

Climate·Nature·News

Antarctica’s Ice Melting Faster Than Ever: What This Means for Our Future!

Antarctica’s surrounding sea ice has reached a record low for this time of year, a stark contrast to the record-high extent observed as recently as 2014. According to the National Oceanic and

Karmactive Staff

August 15, 2023

Climate·Politics·USA

Biden’s Bold Bet: $600 Million to Arm Coastal Communities Against Climate Crisis

While visiting Palo Alto, California, President Joe Biden announced over $600 million in climate investments, including a $600 million project, to support coastal communities across the country in the fight against climate

Govind Tekale

June 21, 2023

Nature·Space

Aurora Alert: Rare chance to witness Northern Lights in Lower 48 states tonight!

Northern regions of the United States will be witnessing the northern lights or aurora borealis again this Thursday night, according to space weather forecasters. It seems that even states like Oregon, Nebraska,

Karmactive Team

May 12, 2023

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