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We are now hiring early-career meteorologists at most offices across the country! Through an improved, streamlined hiring process, eligible candidates will be entered into pools to be continually considered for vacancies.

Interested? Here’s what you need to know:

➡️This large hiring push is split between offices in the following three vacancy announcements on USAJobs:
Possible recruitment incentives: https://www.usajobs.gov/job/867259300
Eastern: https://www.usajobs.gov/job/867260400
Western: https://www.usajobs.gov/job/867260700

✅ You can apply to each vacancy group
✅ You can select multiple locations for each announcement

📝Applicants will be evaluated using a USA Hires assessment that could take 1-3 hours to complete, so plan accordingly!

⏳Closes September 30, 2026 - but apply early to increase your chances!

JUST IN:NOAA forecasters predict a below-normal #Atlantic #HurricaneSeason for 2026 — early preparation remains critical.

NOAA predicts a likely range of 8-14 named storms, of which 3-6 could become hurricanes, including 1-3 major hurricanes.

But it only takes 1 storm to devastate a community.

—> See our news release on www.noaa.gov for more — including downloadable graphics in English & Spanish.

Stay informed and stay safe, everyone.

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Image 1: NOAA’s GOES-19 satellite captured an image of Hurricane Erin churning off the U.S. East Coast on Aug. 20, 2025. (Image credit: NOAA Satellites)

Image 2:A summary graphic showing an alphabetical list of the 2026 Atlantic tropical cyclone names as selected by the World Meteorological Organization. (Credit: NOAA)

Image 3:A summary infographic showing hurricane season probability and numbers of named storms predicted from NOAA’s 2026 Atlantic Hurricane Season Outlook (Credit: NOAA)

@nws #nature #hurricanes #TropicalCyclones

JUST IN:NOAA forecasters predict a below-normal #Atlantic #HurricaneSeason for 2026 — early preparation remains critical.

NOAA predicts a likely range of 8-14 named storms, of which 3-6 could become hurricanes, including 1-3 major hurricanes.

But it only takes 1 storm to devastate a community.

—> See our news release on www.noaa.gov for more — including downloadable graphics in English & Spanish.

Stay informed and stay safe, everyone.

_________

Image 1: NOAA’s GOES-19 satellite captured an image of Hurricane Erin churning off the U.S. East Coast on Aug. 20, 2025. (Image credit: NOAA Satellites)

Image 2:A summary graphic showing an alphabetical list of the 2026 Atlantic tropical cyclone names as selected by the World Meteorological Organization. (Credit: NOAA)

Image 3:A summary infographic showing hurricane season probability and numbers of named storms predicted from NOAA’s 2026 Atlantic Hurricane Season Outlook (Credit: NOAA)

@nws #nature #hurricanes #TropicalCyclones

JUST IN:NOAA forecasters predict a below-normal #Atlantic #HurricaneSeason for 2026 — early preparation remains critical.

NOAA predicts a likely range of 8-14 named storms, of which 3-6 could become hurricanes, including 1-3 major hurricanes.

But it only takes 1 storm to devastate a community.

—> See our news release on www.noaa.gov for more — including downloadable graphics in English & Spanish.

Stay informed and stay safe, everyone.

_________

Image 1: NOAA’s GOES-19 satellite captured an image of Hurricane Erin churning off the U.S. East Coast on Aug. 20, 2025. (Image credit: NOAA Satellites)

Image 2:A summary graphic showing an alphabetical list of the 2026 Atlantic tropical cyclone names as selected by the World Meteorological Organization. (Credit: NOAA)

Image 3:A summary infographic showing hurricane season probability and numbers of named storms predicted from NOAA’s 2026 Atlantic Hurricane Season Outlook (Credit: NOAA)

@nws #nature #hurricanes #TropicalCyclones

🌡️ Heat related deaths are preventable. Even if temperatures outside are not extreme, the temperature in a parked car can become deadly in minutes.

🚗 If the outside temperature is 80 degrees, the temperature inside a vehicle can rise to 99 degrees in as little as 10 minutes, 109 degrees in 20 minutes, 114 degrees in 30 minutes, and over 120 degrees in an hour.

🔒 Check the back seat for kids and pets before you leave. Look before you lock!

Reminder ahead of Memorial Day weekend: Swimming in a pool is NOT the same as swimming at a beach with crashing waves, winds, and dangerous currents.
You should be a strong swimmer before you go into the ocean. Learning how to swim is the best defense against drowning.
More tips at weather.gov/safety/beach

😎 As summer approaches, brush up on these tips to keep you safe from extreme heat.

For more visit weather.gov/heat

A Level 4/5 severe weather risk (Moderate Risk) is in effect today across portions of Kansas. Large hail, severe winds, & tornadoes (potentially strong to intense) are possible this afternoon & evening.

The NWS Storm Prediction Center's Warning Coordination Meteorologist Evan Bentley has more.

The final 3 classes of the spring Weather101 season.

Don't miss out, especially our last class on Thursday. Hurricane season starts June 1. Get your tune up right here before the tropics start lighting up.

Visit weather.gov/ohx/weather101 to sign up!

This week features triple-digit heat in the southwestern United States, with rain in eastern half of the country, beginning along the Gulf Coast followed by another round of wet weather from the Great Lakes through the East Coast.

Only two weeks of Weather101 left this season! Don't miss your chance for some free weather education before the summer!

Visit weather.gov/ohx/weather101 for the remaining list of classes until fall.

Are you ready for hurricane season? Take action TODAY to be better prepared for when the worst happens. Understand your risk from hurricanes, and begin pre-season preparations now. Make sure you understand how to interpret forecasts and alerts, and know what to do before, during, and after a storm. Even if you feel ready, there may be additional things you could do or learn. noaa.gov/take-action-today, or visit the link in our bio.

A key part of hurricane preparedness is understanding the dangers that remain well after a storm. This is NOT the time to put your guard down. Nearly half of hurricane fatalities occur after the storm. noaa.gov/use-caution-after-storms, or visit the link in our bio.

@noaa isn't the only agency that has hurricane hunters, so do the @af_reserve_hurricane_hunters!

Did you know that the National Hurricane Center's track forecast of a landfalling tropical cyclone has a direct impact on the Weather Prediction Center's (WPC) rainfall forecast for the storm? This forecast depends on the Air Force Hurricane Hunters "fixing" the location of the storm's center of circulation.

Owen Shieh, the WCM at the NWS WPC, toured their WC-130J and talked with their Aerial Reconnaissance Weather Officers at the Hurricane Awareness Tour (HAT) this week.