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

The National Weather Service has stopped providing language translations for its products — and experts warn that the change could put non-English speakers’ lives at risk when extreme weather ...

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The National Weather Service has paused automated services that provide severe weather alerts in languages other than English after the government contract for those services expired, the agency ...

Making forecasting information for-profit could be detrimental to Americans. Recent cuts across the federal government have raised questions about whether President Donald Trump's administration ...

Many NWS offices are now short-staffed, following recent Department of Government Efficiency-ordered staff cuts and voluntary early retirements.

WASHINGTON — After Trump administration job cuts, nearly half of National Weather Service forecast offices have 20% vacancy rates — twice that of just a decade ago — as severe weather chugs ...

The five living former National Weather Service leaders wrote and released an open letter to the American people warning about the impact of staffing and program cuts to the National Oceanic and ...

The National Weather Service will resume translating its products for non-English speakers. The weather service paused the translations this month because its contract with the provider had lapsed.

At least 300 National Weather Service employees are expected to take the latest federal buyout offer by a Thursday deadline, departures the agency’s top official told employees could leave many ...

The National Weather Service is seeking to fill 155 positions at offices throughout the country by offering reassignment opportunities for qualified National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration ...