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NOAA's New Supercomputers Mean Better Storm Tracking, Officials Say
Capable of processing 213 trillion calculations per second, the newly upgraded supercomputers at NOAA's National Weather Service are more than twice as fast than their predecessors when it comes to processing the sophisticated computer models necessary to provide more accurate forecasts further out in time -- just in time for hurricane season.
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Black Bear Sightings on the Rise in the Florida Panhandle
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Fossil of Dinosaurs Locked in Mortal Combat May Fetch $9 Million at Auction
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Sea Levels Could Rise by 23 Feet by 2100, Researcher Writes
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Great Lakes Polluted by 'Microplastics' Found in Hygiene Products
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Runaway Greenhouse Stage More Easily Triggered on Planets Than Once Thought: A Study
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Diabetes Treatment Expands Lifespan in Male Mice
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Polar Bear at Oregon Zoo Equipped to Help Scientists Understand Climate Change's Effects
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Salad Mix Linked to Cyclospora Outbreak in Midwest
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New Image of Two of Saturn's Moons a Reminder of Their Differences
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Unprecedented Great White Shark Tracking Expedition Underway in Cape Cod [VIDEOS]
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Proposed Method for Extracting Liquid Gas Would Trap CO2 Deep Underground
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Climate Change May Lead to Critical Water Shortages for South America
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