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Join us for an inside look at our Gulfstream IV-SP jet and its missions. Also known as “Gonzo” or NOAA49, this aircraft supports hurricane research and reconnaissance as well as atmospheric rivers missions. To learn more about our fleet of NOAA aircraft please visit www.omao.noaa.gov/ao/aircraft-finder

Fly along with the Beechcraft King Air 350CER for an inside look at the aircraft and its missions. NOAA operates three King Airs to support snow survey, coastal mapping, and emergency response missions. To learn more about our fleet of NOAA aircraft please visit www.omao.noaa.gov/ao/aircraft-finder

Come aboard the WP-3D Orion for an inside look at the aircraft and its missions. NOAA operates two of these aircraft to support hurricane research and reconnaissance, the Ocean Winds Flight Experiment, and the Gravity for the Redefinition of the American Vertical Datum (GRAV-D) project. To learn more about our fleet of NOAA aircraft please visit www.omao.noaa.gov/ao/aircraft-finder

We’ve made our way from nose to tail to give you an inside look at the scientific instrumentation aboard the WP-3D Orion aircraft in our Science Saturday series. For the final episode, meteorologist Jon Zawislak shares about the Tail Doppler Radar (TDR). To learn more about our fleet of NOAA aircraft please visit www.omao.noaa.gov/ao/aircraft-finder

Learn what life aboard a NOAA ship is like from one of our chief mechanical engineers, Joe Deltorto! To learn more about charting a career in the NOAA ship fleet pease visit www.omao.noaa.gov/marine-operations/join-our-team

Come along for a day on a coastal mapping mission on a NOAA King Air with Lt. Julia Waldsmith! Learn how specially equipped NOAA King Airs capture aerial imagery of the coastal waters of the United States and its territories. NOAA Ocean Service then uses this data to update the shorelines and coastal features on nautical charts. To learn more about the NOAA King Air aircraft, please visit www.o...

¡Bienvenidos a nuestra serie en español sobre la instrumentación científica de los aviones caza huracanes! Únase hoy a la meteoróloga Sofía para aprender las sondas de descenso. Estos instrumentos prescindibles son esenciales para mejorar las previsiones para proteger vidas y propiedades. Para obtener más información sobre la flota de aviones de la NOAA, visite aquí www.omao.noaa.gov/ao/aircraf...

En el episodio de hoy de la serie de instrumentación científica, aprenda todo sobre el radiómetro de microondas de frecuencia escalonada, también conocido como SFMR. El SFMR mide las velocidades del viento en la superficie en ciclones tropicales. Para obtener más información sobre la flota de aviones de la NOAA, visite aquí www.omao.noaa.gov/ao/aircraft-finder

Hemos recorrido el NOAA WP-3D Orion para brindarles a todos una visión interna de la instrumentación científica que utilizamos durante las misiones de huracanes. Para este episodio, el ingeniero Alfredo Santoni comparte sobre el radar Doppler de cola, también conocido como TDR. Para obtener más información sobre la flota de aviones de la NOAA, visite aquí www.omao.noaa.gov/ao/aircraft-finder

Welcome to our inaugural NOAA Fleet Week! During this segment, NOAA experts will offer insight into how NOAA uses ships, planes and uncrewed systems/drones to study our waterways and atmosphere and better understand the Earth.

Join Programs and Integration Engineer Nick Underwood to learn about how we use uncrewed aircraft systems (UAS) to collect vital hurricane data on today’s episode of Science Saturday! UAS platforms gather data that is otherwise too dangerous to collect, keeping us on the cutting edge of hurricane research and reconnaissance. To learn more about our fleet of NOAA aircraft please visit www.omao.n...

Climb aboard the NOAA WP-3D Orion with in-flight technician Brian Dykeman to get an up close look at our airborne data station for Science Saturday! The Airborne Data Station (also known as Station 5) deploys several expendable instruments such as dropsondes and expendable aerial bathythermograph (AXBTs). Learn how information from these expendables is transmitted from the storm to our aircraft...

Drop in to hear all about the dropsonde with meteorologist Samantha Timmers for Science Saturday! These expendable instruments are crucial to improving hurricane forecasts to protect lives and property. To learn more about our fleet of NOAA aircraft please visit www.omao.noaa.gov/ao/aircraft-finder

On today’s episode of Science Saturday learn all about the cloud physics probe with flight director and meteorologist, Jonathan Zawislak. Explore under the wing of our P-3, and find out why every raindrop matters when it comes to hurricane forecasting. To learn more about our fleet of NOAA aircraft please visit www.omao.noaa.gov/aircraft-operations/aircraft-finder

NOAA Mission: Snow Survey

Science Saturday: Stepped Frequency Microwave Radiometer (SFMR)

NOAA Mission: Ocean Winds

Behind the Brief: Atmospheric Rivers

Science Saturday: Multi-Mode Radar

Science Saturday with the NOAA Hurricane Hunters!

Science Saturday: Nose Radar

Life of a NOAA Mariner: Chief Survey Technician Katy McGinnis

Life of a NOAA Mariner: Lead Fisherman Jay Michelsen

Maintenance Monday: The P-3 Propeller

A Day in the Life of a NOAA Corps Pilot

Life of a NOAA Mariner: Skilled Fisherman

Tour of NOAA Gulfstream IV-SP Hurricane Hunter

Tour of NOAA King Air aircraft

Tour of NOAA Twin Otter Aircraft