US Satellite Data Loss Threatens Hurricane Forecasting Accuracy
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The NOAA will cease providing critical satellite data used for hurricane tracking by June 30, which could impair forecasting and risk warnings for hurricane-prone regions, raising concerns about preparedness and safety.
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- Sudden loss of key US satellite data could send hurricane forecasting back ‘decades’ The Guardian
- Defense Department will stop providing crucial satellite weather data NPR
- Pentagon Sends Hurricane Forecasters Scrambling After Suddenly Announcing Shutdown of Key Satellites NOTUS
- Hurricane Forecasters Lose Crucial Satellite Data, with Serious Implications Scientific American
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