Tornadoes are among the most unpredictable and dangerous natural disasters. With winds that can exceed 200 miles per hour, they can cause devastating damage within minutes. While tornadoes can form quickly, proper preparation can significantly reduce risks and help...
The Growing Threat of Wildfires: Mitigating Fire Weather Impacts on Society
By Megan Bailey As our planetâs weather patterns change, wildfires have become more frequent, intense, and destructive. Understanding fire weather and its impacts is crucial for communities around the world to prepare and protect themselves from the...
Surviving Summer At The Beach (part 1) — Sand, Surf, and Sun
Welcome to the second installment in our series. As mentioned in our first article, IBSS is a NOAA Weather-Ready Nation (WRN) Ambassador and we intend for these articles to help you identify, prepare for, and enjoy the sunny, warm, and sometimes stormy summer weather....
Tips on How to Beat Heat, UV, Air Quality This Summer
Welcome to the first article in an IBSS series about summer weather and hazards and how to prepare for them. IBSS is part of the Weather-Ready Nation (WRN) Ambassador⢠initiative, an effort led by ; the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration...
National Weather Service (NWS) — NWSChat Modernization
NWSChat is NWSâs instant messaging program that shares real-time critical warnings and weather information with emergency response and media outlets across the nation. To continue providing this critical service, the NWSChat required a fully-updated...
IBSS Sponsored the AMS Washington Forum
IBSS sponsored the 2021 AMS Washington Forum Virtual Meeting, hosted by the American Meteorological Society (AMS), which was held April 26-29, 2021. The forum provided an environment to examine public policy issues across the weather and water enterprise. About AMS...