ALT Line graph showing observed and predicted temperatures in the key ENSO-monitoring region of the tropical Pacific from spring 2025 through the fall. By late summer, the shading spans from El Niño to La Niña, showing the range of potential ENSO states. However, the majority of model forecasts are concentrated in the neutral range, meaning the highest chance is that the temperature in the Niño-3.4 region of the tropical Pacific will be near average.
ALT Graph showing the full record of combined Scripps data and NOAA data for atmospheric CO2 at the Mauna Loa Observatory
ALT Graph showing the last five complete years of the Mauna Loa CO2 record plus the current year
ALT Temperature and Precipitation outlook for June 2025 for the US
ALT Drought outlook for June 2025 and drought conditions at the end of May across the US
ALT U.S. Drought Monitor Search Engine Tool for “How Is Drought Affecting Your Neighborhood?”
ALT Fishing vessels line the wharves in Portland, Maine. (Image credit: NOAA)
ALT Dangerous air quality in New York City from Canadian wildfires on June 7, 2023. Photo by Anthony Quintano.
ALT Rum Creek Fire in southwest Oregon, August 30, 2022. (Credit: Robert Hyatt, NOAA’s National Weather Service)
ALT A yellow flyer with the NIHHIS logo. The flyer says, “2025 Heat Safety Week. Use #HeatSafety to follow along! Monday, 5/19: Heat-related illness awareness. Tuesday, 5/20: Check on your family, friends, teammates, colleagues, & neighbors. Wednesday, 5/21: Heatstroke prevention tips. Thursday, 5/22: Heat safety and outdoor recreation. Friday, 5/23: Staying safe in the sun (Don’t Fry Day)”
ALT Alt text: Image of NCEI’s “Continental United States Hurricane Strikes 1950-2024” poster depicting all hurricane strikes in the United States from 1950-2024 along with information and images regarding 2024 hurricanes.