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NOAA's in-flight meteorologists are essential to ensuring safety and effective data collection in complex atmospheric conditions. Meet Sofia de Solo, an in-flight meteorologist and flight director at NOAA's Aircraft Operations Center.
Charleston’s waterfront has welcomed a major new addition as a state-of-the-art floating pier for NOAA was successfully launched and precisely positioned. This marked a significant milestone in NOAA’s investment in mission-ready maritime infrastructure.
After six sea tours on six different vessels, Capt. Marc Moser departs the NOAA Corps with the recognition of the most days at sea of any NOAA Corps officer.
NOAA Marine and Aviation Operations will hold a hiring event in April in Pascagoula, Mississippi to recruit professional mariners to work aboard NOAA’s ocean research ships.
The NOAA Corps gained 12 new officers on April 2. The first NOAA Corps Basic Officer Training Class (BOTC) of 2026 graduated after spending 12 weeks as officer candidates and learning skills needed to become leaders in one of the nation’s eight uniformed services.
In 2025, NOAA’s Uncrewed Systems Operations Center funded 10 projects to facilitate breakthroughs for NOAA with uncrewed systems.
Hunting for hurricane data above, around and in the storm requires the right equipment–and NOAA has it.
In 2025, NOAA’s Uncrewed Systems Operations Center funded six projects totaling roughly $10.1 million to increase the reliability, capacity, efficiency and safety of NOAA missions through the use of uncrewed systems.
