A hurricane modeling specialist fired from the National Weather Service said progress on forecast accuracy may "go backwards" if job cuts continue.

TAMPA, Fla. — A National Weather Service (NWS) employee that works with the National Hurricane Center’s Model Development and Evaluation is speaking out after recently losing his job in a wave ...

At least 11 National Weather Service offices have seen their twice-daily balloon launches to collect weather data suspended ...

Recent government cuts have raised questions about whether President Donald Trump's administration will aim to dismantle and ...

An early forecast calls for an above-average hurricane season this summer, and the nation's top storm-tracking agency has ...

Forecasting is studiously apolitical by design, as weather is one of life’s great equalizers. The rain falls on the just and ...

Peak severe weather season is upon us, and hurricane ... NOAA and the National Weather Service are significant providers of weather information, weather prediction models, upper atmospheric ...

"They gave us 'til 5," said Hazelton, a scientist who specialized in hurricane research and modeling at the National Weather Service, the meteorological branch of NOAA responsible for weather ...

Andrew Hazelton, a researcher responsible for evaluating hurricane forecasts and improving the models ... with whatever weather app you use. NOAA oversees the National Weather Service, the ...