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Americans rely on NOAA weather data. Doge cuts may limit services

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NOAA data helps many decide what to wear, where to meet friends and what to do during hurricane, tornado or blizzard emergencies.

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Sen. Murray, former NOAA administrator warn about danger of mass National Weather Service layoffs for farmers, fire season

During fire season, the National Weather Service deploys meteorologists to major wildfires to keep firefighters updated on changing wind conditions and to predict where the fire will spread.

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US weather forecasts save lives and money. Trump’s cuts put us all at risk

Noaa, my former employer, is an integral part of our daily lives, tracking hurricanes, supporting safe flights and helping farmersAcross the United States, from rural communities to coastal cities, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (Noaa) is an integral part of our daily lives, safeguarding communities and fostering economic vitality.Whether it is tracking the path of hurricanes, managing our nation’s fisheries, providing criti…

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Americans rely on NOAA weather data. Doge cuts may limit services

NOAA data helps many decide what to wear, where to meet friends and what to do during hurricane, tornado or blizzard emergencies.

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Cuts to U.S. weather agency will be felt in Canada — especially in hurricane season

A meteorologist who made a life-saving call to Newfoundland says cuts to weather services in the United States could have impacts in hurricane-prone Atlantic Canada.

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U.S. weather agency cuts will be felt in Canada — especially in hurricane season

Meteorologists and scientists in Atlantic Canada are concerned about cuts to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, saying they rely on the U.S. agency's data and expertise.

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Cuts to U.S. weather agency will be felt in Canada — especially in hurricane season

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GuelphToday.com broke the news in on Wednesday, March 12, 2025.
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