Hackers linked to Russia’s government launched a cyberattack last spring against municipal water plants in rural Texas. At ...

Many National Weather Service offices have seen staff reductions of 20% to 40%, limiting forecasting ability, especially in ...

A recent Trump administration proposal would close the lab entirely, jeopardizing beach forecasts, lake effect snow ...

Mass firings at the National Weather Service have started to affect local offices across the nation, with some locations ...

At least 300 National Weather Service employees are expected to take the latest federal buyout offer by a Thursday deadline, ...

NWS Sacramento says that it will no longer be able to answer its public phone line and several key forecast products will be released less often.

An internal document describes how severe shortages of meteorologists and other staff members could affect forecasts and ...

As peak season in many US national parks begins, families heading outdoors during spring break might need to pack their ...

Some National Weather Service offices are reducing and even suspending balloon launches due to staffing issues.

The tools we use to predict the weather are being actively degraded by firings and 20-40% vacancy rates at some National Weather Service offices.

Weather balloons are launched around the world, generally two times per day, to gather weather data from the ground up through the atmosphere. They carry small packages called a radiosonde which ...