Bringing NASA's Water Data to Life
Google's immersive experience, "A Passage of Water", uses satellite data to illustrate how climate change is affecting Earth’s water cycle.
NASA to Showcase Earth Science Data at COP28
NASA will share its Earth science data and knowhow at the 28th U.N. Climate Change Conference of the Parties (COP28).
NASA/Esri Agreement Boosts Use of NASA Geospatial Data
A new Space Act Agreement between NASA and Esri expands worldwide access to NASA's geospatial content for research and exploration — including new datasets from nearly 100 spaceborne sensors.
NASA's Water Portal Launched
Our new NASA Water Portal is now live. The portal serves as a hub for building connections between our catalogs of Water Data Needs and Water Capabilities and our partners, including water managers, decision makers, and scientists.
Wet Soils Increase Flooding During Atmospheric River Storms
A new study published in the Journal of Hydrometeorology this month demonstrates that the amount of water in soil, in addition the strength of a storm, can determine the risk of flooding.
Low snowpack stirs 2018 fire seaon flashbacks, but wet monsoon season may offer hope
While the short-term expectation is a less active and shortened recreation season, there may be a better chance of precipitation in late summer.
Officials Celebrate Flooding of Expanded Habitat at the Salton Sea
The flooding of a 750-acre addition next to the Salton Sea is part of a larger habitat restoration plan of more than 9,000 acres.
State and Local Agencies Complete New River Project in Calexico, Reaching Major Public Health Improvement Milestone
This project, part of the comprehensive Salton Sea Management Program, will implement three ways of improving the ecosystem of the New River.
California’s Snowpack Shrinks, Igniting Concerns of Early Wildfires
California’s peak average snowpack has decreased ad is melting fast than usual, causing concern over increased wildfire risk.
California Reservoir Update as Lake Nears new Milestone
Lake Oroville has the potential to reach its full capacity of 900 feet, due to the high levels of snowfall from 2023 and 2024.