The National Weather Service is offering transfers to meteorologists to fill staffing vacancies after Trump administration budget and staff cuts.

Internal documents reviewed by POLITICO revealed a range of open positions, from a lead meteorologist role in Fairbanks, Alaska, to meteorologist-in-charge at the NWS office in Lake Charles, Louisiana ...

Meteorologists are concerned that the National Weather Service has lost more than 550 people as the ... Trump’s attendance at ...

Five former National Weather Service directors said their "worst nightmare" is NOAA cuts will lead to "needless loss of life.

As the administration scrambles to fill critical vacancies, the work force shortages have meanwhile forced several offices to ...

Staffing reductions mean less access to real-time data that helps predict the paths and intensity of tornadoes, wildfires and ...

Public safety concerns over staffing cuts at National Weather Service in KELOLAND The official coronation portraits of ...

Two retired hurricane experts are sounding the alarm over proposed federal budget cuts that they say could seriously ...

Weather experts warn that staff cuts at the National Weather Service that have been made by the Trump administration are a ...

three House Democrats have expressed concerns over staffing shortages, including vacancies in all management positions, at the National Weather Service’s Houston-Galveston forecast office in a ...

With less than a month until hurricane season, three House Democrats have expressed concerns over staffing shortages, ...