Forecasted bottom water temperature and dissolved oxygen up to 5 days, based on coupled bio-physical model simulations for Lake Erie. Please note, 10/7/26 is the last model run for the 2026 summer ...
As coastal communities face growing challenges from sea level rise and flooding, Pocomoke City, Maryland, is taking a proactive step toward long-term resilience planning. An NCCOS-funded ...
The Growing Threat to Coastal Salt Marshes Coastal salt marshes buffer shorelines, filter nutrients, and store carbon, but ...
Aerial view of NOAA Beaufort Laboratory complex on Pivers Island in Beaufort, North Carolina. Credit: NOAA. NOAA will receive funds to build a new laboratory building in Beaufort, North Carolina after ...
A severely toxic harmful algal bloom involving paralytic shellfish poisoning (PSP) toxins in Washington’s Hood Canal has demonstrated the value of a shellfish toxin test. After more than a decade of ...
New research conducted at North Carolina’s Outer Banks shows that beach and dune profiles, along with total water level, are the primary factors controlling the amount of dune erosion following ...
Low dune profile with a diversity of grass and herbaceous species. A new study provides coastal managers with a clearer picture of why some dunes stand their ground during hurricanes while others wash ...
It is important to note that the Atlas does not identify AOAs, but is instead an important step to provide peer-reviewed spatial mapping analyses that inform the AOA identification process. The ...
Accumulated sargassum along the shoreline at Candelero Beach, Palmas del Mar, Puerto Rico, undergoing decomposition. As it decomposes, the sargassum darkens in color and releases hydrogen sulfide, ...
A recent NOAA-funded study by researchers at the University of Florida’s Coastal & Oceanographic Engineering Program sheds light on the factors behind the devastating flooding caused by Hurricanes ...
In July 2025, unusual mortalities of marine mammals and seabirds in and around Kachemak Bay, Alaska coincided with high bloom levels of the potentially harmful phytoplankton Pseudo-nitzschia. This ...
NOAA-supported scientists announced today that this year’s Gulf “dead zone” — an area of low to no oxygen that can kill fish and marine life — is approximately 4,402 square miles, the 15th smallest ...
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