• NOAA, Indonesia to Launch Second Tsunami Buoy, Four Climate Buoys in Indian Ocean
• NOAA Observes 20th Anniversary of the Montreal Protocol
• Warm Summer in U.S. Ends with Record Heat in South, Widespread Drought Continues in Southeast, West
• NOAA Broadcasts Coral Reef Study to Schools Nationwide Live from Aquarius Undersea Base in Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary
• Arctic Regional Sea Ice to Decline 40 Percent Before 2050
• NOAA Reports La Niña Is Developing
• Scientists Record First “Megapclicks” from Feeding Humpback Whales in NOAA’s Stellwagen Bank National Marine Sanctuary
• Greenhouse Gases Likely Drove Near-Record U.S. Warmth In 2006
• First Project Completed Under NOAA Open Rivers Initiative
• NOAA Signs New Hawaiian Monk Seal Recovery Plan Critically Endangered Monk Seals To Benefit
• NOAA Projects Lake Superior May Hit Record Low Levels This Fall
• Record Warmth in Western U.S. in July, Drought Severity Worsened, Global Temperature 7th Warmest for July
• NOAA Coast Survey Continues Sea Floor Mapping Expedition in the Arctic
• Marine Zone Now in Federal Waters of NOAA's Channel Island National Marine Sanctuary
• NOAA Updates Atlantic Hurricane Season Outlook: Above-Normal Season Still Expected
• NOAA Increases U.S. Tsunami Warning Capability With Four Dart Buoy Deployments
• NOAA Fisheries Service Issues Rule To Improve Sea Turtle Bycatch Monitoring
• NOAA Develops Seafood Consumer Guide: To be Unveiled at the Great American Seafood Cook-off in New Orleans
• Survey Cruise Records Third-largest "Dead Zone" Since 1985 Area Size of New Jersey Close to NOAA-LSU Prediction
• NOAA Proposes Stringent Limits to Sandbar Shark Fishing

July

• NOAA ‘Tall Tower’ To Track Front Range Carbon Emissions, Air Quality
• NOAA Report on Nutrient Pollution Forecasts Worsening Health for Nation's Estuaries
• NOAA Deploys Third Smart Buoy as Part of Interpretive Buoy System on the Chesapeake Bay
• NOAA’s Teacher at Sea Program Unveils its Latest Children’s Book
• Proposed Legislation Gives NOAA the Lead on Protecting RMS Titanic Wreck Site
• NOAA Speaks at the Coastal Zone 07 Conference in Portland, OR
• Wildfires in West Expected to Worsen
• NOAA Forecasters Warn of Building Heat in Central U.S., then East
• NOAA Foresees Continued Drought in West,Worsening Short-Term Drought in Upper Midwest
• NOAA and Louisiana Scientists Say Gulf of Mexico "Dead Zone" Could be Largest Since Measurements Began In 1985
• 2007 Warmer, Drier than Average for Much of U.S., Global Average Temperature Second Warmest on Record Since January
• NOAA Commissions New Fisheries Survey Vessel Henry B. Bigelow
• Dry Thunderstorms May Spark Additional Wildfires in the West: NOAA Incident Meteorologists Providing On-Site Support Forecasts
• NOAA Partners with U.S. Fish And Wildlife Service to Help Sharks Keep their Fins

June

• New NOAA Research Vessel Exceeds International Standards as Quiet Vessel
• New Advanced Hurricane Model Aides NOAA Forecasters
• NOAA Scientists to Search Tropical Skies for Answers On Climate Change, Ozone Loss
• NOAA Reminds Kids: “When Thunder Roars, Go Indoors” — ” Leon The Lightning Lion” Provides Safety Tips
• NOAA’s National Weather Service Recognizes John F. Kennedy Space Center as a StormReady Community
• NOAA Honors Recipients of the Mark Trail Award: Awardees Foster Wider Use of Life-Saving NOAA Weather Radio All Hazards
• Smithsonian Poster Exhibit Celebrates 200th Anniversary of NOAA Predecessor
• NOAA Satellites Ready for Active Hurricane Season
• NOAA Emphasizes Importance of Using New Elevations in Louisiana Reconstruction, Recovery Projects
• NOAA and VT Halter Marine Celebrate the “Laying of the Keel” For NOAAs Two Newest Ships
• Widespread Warmth Leads To The Fifth Warmest Spring For United States, Driest Spring On Record Across The Southeast Worsens Drought
• NOAA Expands Great Lakes Research
• First-Of-Kind Buoy To Monitor North Pacific Acidification
• NOAA Green Ships Win White House Award
• NOAA, GSA Officially Open New Environmental Satellite Center
• Indiana Mandates Weather Alert Radios In Manufactured Housing
• NOAA Names Veteran Meteorologist to Lead National Weather Service
• NOAA’s National Weather Service Recognizes Westport, Conn., As Stormready
• NOAA Stellwagen Bank Sanctuary Shipwreck Paul Palmer Listed On National Register Of Historic Places
• NOAA and the National Park Service Team Up to Educate Beachgoers on How to Break the Grip of the Rip®

May

• NOAA Satellites Ready for Spike in Spring, Summer Distress Calls
• Seafloor Survey Marker Commemorates Inner, Outer Space Science
• NOAA Predicts Above Normal 2007 Atlantic Hurricane Season; 13 To 17 Named Storms Predicted
• NOAA Reports U.S. Drought to Worsen in Southwest and Improvement Possible in Southeast
• Despite Record Cold Start, April Temperature near Average for U.S.; Global April Surface Temperature Third Warmest on Record
• NOAA Hosts Hazardous Weather Forecasting Experiment in New National Weather Center
• NOAA and Partners Celebrate Mobile, Ala., Installation of 200th National Water Level Observation Station
• Storm Size, Intensity, Key to Evaluating Potential Hurricane Damage
• NOAA Deploys First "Smart Buoy" to Support Captain John Smith Chesapeake National Historic Trail
• Cameo Chemicals: NOAA's New Online Tool for Hazardous Materials Responders
• Central Plains Residents Now Contend with Rising Flood Waters
• Tornadoes, Heavy Rain Hammer Central Plains, More Storms Expected
• Puget Sound Steelhead Get Protection under Endangered Species Act
• Jane C. Luxton to Be New NOAA General Counsel
• Students Selected for 2007 NOAA Ernest F. Hollings Scholarships
• Renowned Environmental Artist to Create Commemorative Painting for NOAA's 200th Celebration
• NOAA, China State Oceanic Administration Sign Agreement on Marine and Fisheries Science and Technology

April

• NOAA Lab Opens 3-D Earth Site in Online Virtual World
• New Web Portal Showcases NOAA Volunteer Opportunities; Site Launches in Support of Earth Day and National Volunteer Month
• NOAA Announces next Solar Storm Cycle Will Likely Start next March
• Spring Storms Bring Mix of Snow, Rains and Floods, Tornadoes to Plains States
• Severe Weather Brings Tornadoes to Central Plains, Storms Expected Again
• Eight New NOAA Buoys Will Provide More Forecasting Data this Hurricane Season
• NOAA Hurricane Hunter Aircraft to Embark on East Coast Tour; Forecasters Go Airborne To Promote Hurricane Awareness
• In Many Places and in Many Ways NOAA’s Environmental Heroes Help Protect the Planet
• New NOAA Climate Observatory in Russia Closes Gap on Arctic Research
• Climate Models Suggest Warming-induced Wind Shear Changes Could Impact Hurricane Development, Intensity
• California Sea Floor Survey Sheds New Light on Big Waves; New Sonar Data Helps Explain Why 'Mavericks' Waves are Among Nation's Largest
• March Temperatures Second Warmest on Record for U.S.; Global March Temperature Fifth Warmest on Record
• NOAA Office of Space Commercialization Strategic Plan to Strengthen U.S. Leadership in Space Commerce
• NOAA, NASA to Restore a Key Climate Sensor to NPOESS Preparatory Project
• Student Team from California's Marina High School Names NOAA's Newest Fisheries Vessel; Students to Be Invited to Keel Laying Ceremony
• New Satellite Coverage in South America to Limit Effects of Natural Disasters
• U.S. Hurricane Forecasters to Raise Awareness During Caribbean Tour; Public Invited to Tour "Hurricane Hunter" Aircraft
• NOAA Leads Climate Impact and Adaptation Activities; Agency Contributes to Scientific Foundation of IPCC
• Researchers Find Global Positioning System Is Significantly Impacted by Powerful Solar Radio Burst
• NOAA Releases Report on Hawaii Discarded Military Munitions Site Survey
• NOAA Continues to Increase U.S. Tsunami Warning Capability; Three DART Buoy Stations Deployed off the Eastern Equatorial Pacific Ocean

March

• Central States Expect Snow, Rain and Severe Weather as Flood Concerns Grow
• Tornadoes Hit Six States, Severe Weather Continues
• NOAA National Marine Fisheries Service Launches Web Site for Tracking and Verifying Dolphin-safe Tuna Products
• NOAA Hosts Science Fair Aiming to Interest Students in Science Careers; NOAA Employees Mentor Students for Three Months
• NOAA Ships Arrive at New Ford Island Home Port
• Powerful New Tool to Track Atmospheric Carbon Dioxide by Source
• Federal Research Facilities in South Carolina Join Forces to Advance Ocean Health and Homeland Security
• NOAA Releases Report on National Coordination of Ocean and Coastal Water Quality Monitoring
• Leading the Way in Improving Ozone Protection; Adjustments to the Montreal Protocol Would Speed Elimination of Ozone-depleting Substances
• NOAA Says U.S. Winter Temperature near Average; Global December-February Temperature Warmest on Record
• NOAA Announces U.S. Spring Outlook
• NOAA Studies Causes of Catastrophic Urban Floods; Improve Forecasts and Better Understand 'Atmospheric Rivers'
• New NOAA Report Shows Nation's Marine Sanctuaries Made Significant Gains in 2006
• Commerce Secretary Announces Bill to Boost Offshore Aquaculture
• Protecting Earth’s Ozone Layer Also Helped Slow Climate Change
• Remember NOAA Weather Radio When Springing Forward; ‘Tis the Season to Complete Severe Weather Preparedness Plans
• NOAA National Weather Service Transitions Smoke Forecast Tool into Operations
• New Federal Research Plan Lays out Future of Hurricane Forecasting Capabilities
• NOAA National Weather Service Teams with 2007 Iditarod; Mushers Will Race Through Alaska’s New StormReady Communities
• NOAA Provides Critical Lead Time for Southeast Tornadoes
• NOAA Releases Five-year Coral Reef Research Plan; New Plan to Further Benefit Coral Reef Ecosystem Research
• Darkness Adds Danger to Ongoing Severe Weather Outbreak; Now Is the Time to Ensure Your NOAA Weather Radio is Operating
• NOAA WP-3D Orion "Hurricane Hunter" Plane Braves Winter Weather to Help Verify Satellite Wind Measurements

February

• La Niña May Soon Arrive
• NOAA / CIRES Scientists Help Prepare Virginia Beach for Tsunami, Storm-driven Flooding
• Valentine’s Day Winter Storm Classified as a Category 3 "Major" Storm
• NOAA and Australia Secure Tsunami Partnership
• NOAA Gulfstream-IV Hurricane Surveillance Jet Takes on Pacific Winter Storms to Improve Model Forecasts; Hawaii Middle School Teacher Will be Member of Flight Crew
• Warm Temperatures Bring Relief from Cold, Heighten Concerns for Flooding
• NOAA Team Facilitates Removal of Dangerous Marine Debris from Vital Louisiana Lake
• Global Average Temperature for January Highest on Record, U.S. Temperature near Average for Month
• NOAA Completes Ecological Study of Stellwagen Bank National Marine Sanctuary Region
• Nor’easter to Deliver Cold-hearted Valentine; Persistent February Chill Supporting Array of Winter Weather Woes
• NOAA Wants New England Students to Name New Federal Research Ship; Twin Hull Vessel Will Map the Seafloor for New Nautical Charts
• NOAA Analysis Following World Trade Center Collapse Finds Little Significant Change in Coastal Contaminant Concentrations
• NOAA Smart Balloons; Intrepid Explorers Gathering More Data than Ever Before
• NOAA National Weather Service Incident Meteorologists Volunteer to Help Australia Battle Massive Wildfires
• Seafood Consumption Declines Slightly in 2005
• New NOAA Exhibit Takes Public on Journey Through 200 Years of Science and Service to the Nation
• NOAA Announces 2008 Budget Request
• NOAA National Weather Service’s Improved Tornado Rating System Now Operational
• NOAA Support for IPCC: People, Expertise, Technology
• NOAA's February Outlook Brings on the Chill; Weakening El Niño To Exert Little Influence

January

• NOAA Activates Newest Climate & Weather Supercomputers
• Sister Sanctuaries to Protect Endangered Whales at Both Ends of Annual Migration; United States and Dominican Republic Partner in Historic Conservation Effort
• Puget Sound Chinook Recovery Plan Approved; Developed by Local Stakeholders, Salmon Plan is the Nation's Biggest
• NOAA Seeks Input on Ocean Fisheries Research Plan; Opportunity to Comment on Agency's Science Priorities
• NOAA Chemical Contamination Assessment Quantifies Extent of Contamination and Toxicity in Chesapeake Bay Sediments
• NOAA Makes Ocean Temperature Data Available to All; New NOAA Archive Gives Temperatures from International Satellites Since 1981
• Rhode Island’s Quonset Point/Davisville Facility Being Evaluated as Homeport for First Ocean Exploration Ship
• Pesticide May Negatively Affect Estuarine Health; NOAA Study Identifies Potential Impacts on Aquatic Food Sources
• NOAA National Weather Service Launches New Local Three-month Temperature Outlook
• NOAA National Weather Service Severe Weather Warnings to Provide More Precise Location this Fall
• Study Shows Pfiesteria Triggered by Multiple Components; Scientists Identify Mechanism for Pfiesteria Outbreaks and Discover an Aid for Harmful Algal Bloom Research Efforts
• Mild Winter Leaves Tattered Blanket of Snow; Storms Mostly Wet, Not White, When Traversing U.S.
• NOAA Satellites Help Save 272 People in 2006
• NOAA Reports 2006 Warmest Year on Record for U.S.; General Warming Trend, El Niño Contribute to Milder Winter Temps
• NOAA Scientists to Double 3-D Global Climate Record
• In Record Wildfire Season, NOAA Satellites Aid U.S. Fire Managers