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Web-based tools for monitoring heat

Access forecasts for maximum heat index and probabilities of reaching various heat index values for 3 to 7 days into the future. Short-range forecasts for Day 1 (today) and Day 2 (tomorrow) are available from weather.gov.

If things go as “normal” this year, most U.S. locations will have their hottest day of the year by the end of July. This Climate.gov map identifies the average window when the day of the year with the highest maximum temperature occurred from 1981-2010.

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Will climate change increase summertime temperature variability and heat waves by 2100? A new CPO-funded study has the answer 3 March 2016

Will climate change increase summertime temperature variability and heat waves by 2100? A new CPO-funded study has the answer

A new study by Haiyan Teng (National Center for Atmospheric Research; NCAR) and other NCAR researchers, funded by the Climate Program Office’s Modeling, Analysis, Predictions, and Projections program, evaluated by how much and why the variability of within-season summer surface air temperature will increase by the end of the 21st century.

El Niño and Rift Valley Fever Emerging Health Risk Notification 4 January 2016

El Niño and Rift Valley Fever Emerging Health Risk Notification

NOAA partners with Department of Defense, U.S. Department of Agriculture, NASA, Department of Homeland Security, and the Centers for Disease Control to issue notification of emerging risk of Rift Valley Fever in East Africa due to El Niño-related rains.

NOAA's Chief Scientist shares NOAA's Integrated Information Systems approach to providing climate services to manage human health risks at the UN Climate Conference: COP21 in Paris 11 December 2015

NOAA's Chief Scientist shares NOAA's Integrated Information Systems approach to providing climate services to manage human health risks at the UN Climate Conference: COP21 in Paris

Dr. Rick Spinrad, NOAA's Chief Scientist, addressed participants of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) Conference of the Parties (COP) 21 and international viewers in a video presented at the US Center.
CPO's Hunter Jones delivers keynote on Climate and Extreme Heat at Design for Risk Reduction Symposium in NYC 23 November 2015

CPO's Hunter Jones delivers keynote on Climate and Extreme Heat at Design for Risk Reduction Symposium in NYC

On November 12, CPO's Hunter Jones joined over 30 urban climatologists, architects, planners, and emergency management & public health practitioners to address an estimated 200 audience members, in New York City for the symposium: “Extreme Heat: Hot Cities – Adapt­ing to a Hot­ter World.”

CPO's Trtanj attends third annual meeting of the International Network on Climate and Health in Africa - organized by the World Health Organization 19 November 2015

CPO's Trtanj attends third annual meeting of the International Network on Climate and Health in Africa - organized by the World Health Organization

By participating in this forum, Juli Trtanj (OAR/CPO) represented NOAA’s interests in the implementation of the Global Framework for Climate Services through Clim-Health Africa.

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