Extreme weather preparedness and response touches lives throughout the U.S. Improving satellite imaging, cross-agency communication, and data processing tools will drive new capabilities in weather forecasting that will save lives, protect critical infrastructure and economic centers, and spur U.S. leadership in a critical scientific field.

More on Weather Forecasting

July 2025
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7/8/25 Chairman Babin Statement on Tragic Flooding in Central Texas
September 2024
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9/20/24 H.R. 9723, the National Windstorm Impact Reduction Program Reauthorization Act of 2024
9/6/24 H.R. 9498, the TAME Extreme Weather Act
9/3/24 Science Committee Leaders Question NOAA’s Data Transparency in Widespread Weather Disaster Reports
June 2024
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6/7/24 H.R. 8673, the EPIC Act
6/4/24 Opening Statement of Environment Subcommittee Chairman Max Miller at An Overview of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Budget Proposal for Fiscal Year 2025
6/4/24 Opening Statement of Chairman Frank Lucas at An Overview of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Budget Proposal for Fiscal Year 2025
March 2024
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3/6/24 Opening Statement of Environment Subcommittee Chairman Max Miller at Winning in Weather: U.S. Competitiveness in Forecasting and Modeling
3/6/24 For the Record: Opening Statement of Chairman Frank Lucas at Winning in Weather: U.S. Competitiveness in Forecasting and Modeling
January 2024
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1/30/24 Opening Statement of Research and Technology Subcommittee Chairman Mike Collins at From Risk to Resilience: Reauthorizing the Earthquake and Windstorm Hazards Reduction Programs
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