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

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

The departures could leave many forecast offices around the country with half the meteorologists they need to properly monitor extreme weather threats.

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

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

Since early February, officials with the National Weather Service Paducah office have had to handle more than their share of ...

An internal memo reviewed by Grist showed the National Weather Service has stopped translating radio alerts in the southern ...

Butler, Warren and Montgomery Counties' EMA Departments teamed up with the National Weather Service in Wilmington, Ohio, to host a training. Meteorologist Kristen Cassady taught folks how to spot ...

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.

The agency currently has five in orbit, which provide much of the data critical for weather forecasts ... like the National Weather Service, and dismantling many of NOAA's other offices. The proposed ...

The cuts could cripple US industries — including agriculture — that depend on free, accurate weather and climate data and expert analysis. It could also halt research on deadly weather, including ...