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NOAA image of solar activity captured by the NOAA Solar X-ray Imager on May 29, 2003, at 5:21 p.m. EDT.NOAA SPACE WEATHER OPERATIONS PREDICTS SOLAR STORM FOR EARLY FRIDAY
A complex sunspot region near the center of the sun produced three major flares in the last 48 hours. A strong solar wind was observed in response to the first two events. The three Coronal Mass Ejections associated with the flares ejected billions of tons of plasma and charged particles into space. The third coronal mass ejection is heading towards Earth at a speed of 3 million miles per hour, according to the NOAA Space Environment Center in Boulder, Colo.
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NOAA image of ship and nautical chart. NOAA OCEAN SERVICE CREATES NEW CHART UPDATE WEB SITEMariners now have a new and easier way to access updated information for their nautical charts. Chart updates include information on aids to navigation changes, hazards to navigation or other essential information for safe navigation such as water level depth conditions on maintained harbor channels, bridge and cable clearances.
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NOAA image of COBRA (CO2 Budget and Regional Airborne Study) 2003 "racetrack." SCIENTISTS TO MEASURE GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS OVER NORTH AMERICAGovernment and university scientists will be hanging out at the track this summer—only there aren’t any horses and the track is located 30,000 feet above sea level. The “racetrack” is a pattern that a highly instrumented University of North Dakota Cessna Citation aircraft will fly over the central portion of North America to measure greenhouse gas emissions. NOAA Magazine - The stories behind the headlines.
NOAA satellite image of Hurricane Lili taken Oct. 3, 2002. NOAA FORECASTERS SAY SIX TO NINE HURRICANES COULD THREATEN IN 2003Top hurricane experts from NOAA today said the 2003 Atlantic hurricane season will likely have above normal levels of activity. The outlook calls for the potential of 11 to 15 tropical storms, with six to nine hurricanes, and two to four classified as major hurricanes. AccessNOAA - NOAA Employees Make a Difference
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NOAA Forecasters Say Six to Nine Hurricanes Could Threaten in 2003; NOAA and FEMA Stress Preparedness for Residents in Hurricane Prone Areas
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