The Conversation /mechanical/ en Wiedinmyer on the power, importance of NOAA weather forecasting /mechanical/wiedinmyer-noaa-weather-forecasting Wiedinmyer on the power, importance of NOAA weather forecasting Alexander Jame… Mon, 03/10/2025 - 10:16 Air Quality All News Faculty Research homepage news Christine Wiedinmyer Faculty Homepage News The Conversation Research Professor Christine Wiedinmyer is an atmospheric expert whose research investigates the impact of air pollutants on air quality, climate and public health. In this article by The Conversation, Wiedinmyer gives a behind-the-scenes look at how NOAA forecasters use technology to predict the weather, and how important they are to the fabric of our everyday life. window.location.href = `https://theconversation.com/noaas-vast-public-weather-data-powers-the-local-forecasts-on-your-phone-and-tv-a-private-company-alone-couldnt-match-it-249451`;

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