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About NOAA´s Weather-Ready Nation is about readying your community for extreme weather, water, and climate events.

News Around NOAA March 31, 2026 - Strike a pose with #SafePlaceSelfie on April 8! Extreme weather and natural hazards can happen anywhere and anytime. Depending on where you live, work, or recreate, these can include severe thunderstorms, tornadoes, wildfires, earthquakes, tsunamis and flash floods. February 24, 2026 - SPC’s Conditional Intensity shines a light on the most violent weather Convective Outlooks have long been a way for SPC forecasters to quantify the threat for severe weather; in other words, the number of tornadoes, large hail, or severe wind instances that will occur in a given area. Conditional Intensity adds another layer, highlighting areas that are more likely to experience more extreme events, such as violent tornadoes.  February 12, 2026 - AI in Hurricane Forecasting at the National Hurricane Center: A Q&A with NHC Science Operation Officer Wallace Hogsett In this Q&A, Wallace Hogsett explains how the National Hurricane Center is integrating artificial intelligence into hurricane forecasting. December 17, 2025 - NOAA deploys new generation of AI-driven global weather models The models will provide forecasters with faster delivery of more accurate guidance, while using a fraction of computational resources. News Around NOAA...

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