NOAA has rolled out a new fleet of mobile radars designed to get closer to storms than ever before.
These RAPTOR radars help scientists study tornadoes, flash floods, and more right where impacts happen. That means better data and ultimately better warnings.
👨🔬 Our people are what make our science exceptional! Meet NSSL Research Scientist Jacob Carlin, recent American Meteorological Society Outstanding Early Career Award honoree. Jacob works with weather radar 📡 building models and simulations to improve predictability of severe weather🌪️. He's also a pianist, hiker, a great cook and loves his pups! 🐶🐶 🎹 🏔️ 🔗: inside.nssl.noaa.gov/nsslnews/2026/02/nssl-staff-h…
🏈 Super Bowl weather doesn’t take a timeout. When huge crowds gather, every minute counts. The Warn-on-Forecast System can extend weather warning time from about 20 minutes to up to an hour - giving emergency officials more time to act. Watch the Short and learn how this tech helps keep people safe. 🌩️
As we get ready for another busy year of severe weather, we’re taking a moment to look back at 2025.
From tornado field campaigns and radar innovation to AI, forecasting, and social science — this recap highlights the work and people driving NSSL forward.
Ice storms are tough to track — and dangerous when you miss them. This new tool helps forecasters see freezing rain and ice buildup as it happens. Watch the Short 👇
🌪️ New video out now In 2025, NSSL teams were out in the field collecting real-world tornado data. This video highlights five of those storms and the observations made during each one.
Drones in tornado research? You bet.🌪️ NSSL is flying drones where we’ve never been able to go before. See how UAS tech is changing tornado science - video’s up.
🌪️⚡🤖 What if AI could help us make faster, more accurate warnings for tornadoes and severe weather? WoFSCast is one way NSSL is putting AI to work - building the future weather tools that will help forecasters keep YOU safe when storms strike.
Our 2025 summer interns are wrapping up their time at NSSL — sharing their projects and favorite weather movies. Get a glimpse of the exciting work they’ve accomplished this summer inside NOAA's National Severe Storms Laboratory!
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NOAA has rolled out a new fleet of mobile radars designed to get closer to storms than ever before.
These RAPTOR radars help scientists study tornadoes, flash floods, and more right where impacts happen. That means better data and ultimately better warnings.
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👨🔬 Our people are what make our science exceptional! Meet NSSL Research Scientist Jacob Carlin, recent American Meteorological Society Outstanding Early Career Award honoree.
Jacob works with weather radar 📡 building models and simulations to improve predictability of severe weather🌪️. He's also a pianist, hiker, a great cook and loves his pups! 🐶🐶 🎹 🏔️
🔗: inside.nssl.noaa.gov/nsslnews/2026/02/nssl-staff-h…
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🏈 Super Bowl weather doesn’t take a timeout.
When huge crowds gather, every minute counts.
The Warn-on-Forecast System can extend weather warning time from about 20 minutes to up to an hour - giving emergency officials more time to act.
Watch the Short and learn how this tech helps keep people safe. 🌩️
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As we get ready for another busy year of severe weather, we’re taking a moment to look back at 2025.
From tornado field campaigns and radar innovation to AI, forecasting, and social science — this recap highlights the work and people driving NSSL forward.
▶️ Watch the 2025 Recap.
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Ice storms are tough to track — and dangerous when you miss them.
This new tool helps forecasters see freezing rain and ice buildup as it happens.
Watch the Short 👇
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🌪️ New video out now
In 2025, NSSL teams were out in the field collecting real-world tornado data. This video highlights five of those storms and the observations made during each one.
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Drones in tornado research? You bet.🌪️
NSSL is flying drones where we’ve never been able to go before.
See how UAS tech is changing tornado science - video’s up.
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🌪️ Can severe weather be predicted WEEKS in advance? 🌩️
NSSL scientists are testing the limits with SWERVE, a new experiment exploring extended-range forecasting.
READ MORE 🔗 ➡️ inside.nssl.noaa.gov/nsslnews/2025/09/swerve-predi…
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🌪️⚡🤖 What if AI could help us make faster, more accurate warnings for tornadoes and severe weather?
WoFSCast is one way NSSL is putting AI to work - building the future weather tools that will help forecasters keep YOU safe when storms strike.
Watch the new Short NOW!
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🌟 Meet the 2025 Summer Interns at NSSL! 🌟
Our 2025 summer interns are wrapping up their time at NSSL — sharing their projects and favorite weather movies. Get a glimpse of the exciting work they’ve accomplished this summer inside NOAA's National Severe Storms Laboratory!
🎬 Watch now!
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