A clear path through the Northwest Passage can be seen in this satellite data of sea ice concentration from September 2014. What used to be a rare occurrence is now common place in the Arctic as sea ice levels continue to decrease. In response, this...
The small low pressure area that moved off the coast of North Carolina over the weekend has lost its frontal characteristics and acquired organized deep convection overnight. Advisories are being initiated on Tropical Storm Claudette, the third tropical storm of the 2015 Atlantic hurricane season....
Tropical Storm Bill is moving toward the northwest near 13 miles per hour and is expected to continue on that general track today. The center of Bill is forecast to make landfall along the Texas Gulf coast later this morning and move inland over south-central...
By Anne Altman, IBM Now that summer has started, we’ll pay close attention to the weather as we plan our picnics and trips to the lake or beaches over the next three months. But where, exactly, do those weather forecasts come from? The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration(NOAA) was...
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IMSG proudly congratulates the following employees for their manuscripts have been accepted for inclusion as a poster and/or oral presentation in the International Geoscience and Remote Sensing Symposium 2015 (IGARSS 2015). IMSG proudly congratulates the following employees for their manuscripts have been accepted for inclusion...
IMSG, a leader in environmental scientific and technical support solutions for land, atmospheric, oceanic, and marine applications, today announced achieving ISO/IEC 27001 certification on its delivery and management of enterprise IT solutions services. IMSG is certified for ISO 27001:2013 for the scope “Information Security Management Systems...
Heavy snow is forecast for downwind areas of the Great Lakes region from Tuesday into Wednesday with the eastern shores of Lake Erie and Lake Ontario seeing impressive snow totals greater than 18 inches in limited bands near Fredonia and Watertown, New York. This image...
Another blast of Arctic air surging through the Nation will drop temperatures across the central and eastern U.S. early this week. At the leading edge of the frigid airmass, moisture getting pulled from the Gulf of Mexico and Atlantic Ocean will fuel widespread precipitation ahead...