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NOAA Lightning Safety poster with Siri Mullinix. “LIGHTNING KILLS, PLAY IT SAFE”
NOAA and WUSA’s Washington Freedom Campaign To Alert Public

The official start of summer this week heralds the peak season for a deadly and yet dangerously misunderstood weather phenomena—lightning. In an effort to save lives, the NOAA National Weather Service and Olympic Medalist Siri Mullinix, goalkeeper for the Women’s United Soccer Association’s (WUSA) Washington Freedom, are campaigning to alert the nation to the dangers of lightning. Lightning casualties occur year-round, although the summer months are the most dangerous. Overall, 25 million cloud-to-ground lightning strikes occur in the United States each year.
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NOAA satellite image of latest La Niņa conditions taken June 10, 2003. NOAA NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE SAYS LA NIÑA CONDITIONS CONTINUE TO DEVELOPLa Niña conditions, marked by colder ocean temperatures in the tropical Pacific, continued to develop for the second straight month, report NOAA scientists. NOAA scientists report oceanic and atmospheric conditions in the tropical Pacific during May were consistent with a developing “cold episode,” or La Niña.
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NOAA satellite image of Hurricane Dora in the Eastern Pacific taken Aug. 10, 1999. NOAA ISSUES FIRST EXPERIMENTAL EASTERN PACIFIC HURRICANE OUTLOOK NOAA hurricane experts announce the debut of an experimental Eastern Pacific Hurricane Outlook. Scientists at NOAA call for 11-15 tropical storms (normal is 15), with 6-9 becoming hurricanes (normal is 9), and 2-5 becoming major hurricanes (normal is 4-5). NOAA Magazine - The stories behind the headlines.
NOAA image of GOES satellite above the Earth. NOAA AND AIR FORCE KICK OFF AWARENESS CAMPAIGN FOR NEW EMERGENCY PERSONAL LOCATOR BEACONSNOAA and the U.S. Air Force announced the authorization of a new, digitally encoded distress device called, the Personal Locator Beacon (PLB), which will become available for nationwide use beginning July 1, 2003. AccessNOAA - NOAA Employees Make a Difference
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NOAA and Air Force Kick off Awareness Campaign for New Emergency Personal Locator Beacons
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