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Year 2001 NESDIS News Releases Record Cold Grips Much of the Nation in November and December: Two-Month Period is the Coldest on Record in the United States.January 5, 2001 Lee Dantzler Named Director of NOAA's National Oceanographic Data Center January 12, 2001 Frost Days Decreasing in United States, NOAA Reports January 15, 2001 NOAA Exploring Student Data for Climate Studies January 15, 2001 Tree Ring Data Aiding Water Resource Management in Colorado January 16, 2001 Robert L. Mairs Named CIO of NOAA's National Environmental Satellite, Data, and Information Service January 16, 2001 NOAA Puts Groundhog to the Test January 30, 2001 NOAA Places Desert Storm Satellite Images Online January 30, 2001 Is it Really Warmer Now than When You were a Kid? February 5, 2001 NOAA's National Oceanographic Data Center Celebrates 40 Years of Service February 14, 2001 Texas Droughts Extreme for Past 15 Years March 1, 2001 Summary of Winter 2000-2001 March 14, 2001 NOAA-16 Replaces Older Environmental Satellite March 21, 2001 Elaine Prins named NOAA Employee of the Month for May April 25, 2001 Turning Environmental Data into Knowledge April 30, 2001 Warren Hall named Chief Financial Officer for NOAA/NESDIS May 2, 2001 NOAA to Hold GOES Satellite Users' Conference May 3, 2001 New NOAA Website provides One-Stop Shopping for Information on the Ozone Layer May 4, 2001 NOAA's GOES-2 Satellite Boosted Out of Former Orbit May 8, 2001 NOAA Calculates the Amount of Rainfall Needed to End Droughts Around the Country June 12, 2001 NOAA, NASA to Launch New Environmental Satellite That Will Detect Solar Storms June 21, 2001 Launch of GOES-M Weather Satellite Rescheduled for July 22 July 17, 2001 Newest NOAA Environmental Satellite Launched July 23, 2001 Check out the launch video ! NOAA Provides Central America Life Saving Satellite Weather Technology July 23, 2001 NOAA Partnership with Jackson State University Brings $2.3 Million in Research Funding August 6, 2001 NOAA's Newest Environmental Satellite Reaches Orbit August 13, 2001 Summer 2001: Fifth Warmest on Record for the U.S. September 26, 2001 NOAA's National Climatic Data Center Celebrates 50 Years of Service September 28, 2001 NOAA Team Member of the Month for October 2001 October 1, 2001 NOAA's Satellites Reveal Drought Conditions in 20 Percent of the World October 1, 2001 NOAA, NASA Report Ozone Hole Similar in size to Holes of Past Three Years October 16, 2001 NOAA Announces New "Environomics" Program That Links Weather, Climate To Economy October 24, 2001 NOAA's Mary Glackin Receives 2001 Presidential Rank Award October 29, 2001 James Purdom, Formerly Of NOAA, Receives 2001 Presidential Rank Award October 29, 2001 NOAA and The National Space Club Seek Nomination For Prestigious NOAA-David Johnoson Award October 29, 2001 New Iceberg "Calves" In The Amundsen Sea In Antartica, National Ice Center Reports November 16, 2001 October 2001 Global Temperature Warmest On Record, U.S. Temperature Slightly Above Average November 20, 2001 NOAA Places Interactive Snowfall Maps and Data Online December 6, 2001 Santa Asks NOAA: Who Will Have A White Christmas? December 14, 2001 Problems or questions? Contact us. Last modified: Wednesday, 19-Sep-2007 13:46:56 UTC