December 2004

• NOAA And The Indian Ocean Tsunami

• NOAA Reports Record Number of Tornadoes In 2004

• NOAA's National Weather Service Connects With Communication Network To Enhance Public Safety

• NOAA Reports Wet, Warm Year For the U.S. in 2004

• Director Of NOAA’s National Hurricane Center Presented With Emmy Award

• NOAA Recognizes Mifflin County, Pa., "StormReady"

• NOAA Recognizes City Of Hampton, Va., "StormReady"

• Texas Experiences Wettest November On Record

• NOAA ISSUES NEW PARTNERSHIP POLICY Response to "Fair Weather"

• Recommendations Strengthens Relationships Among Government, Universities and the Private Sector

November 2004

• NOAA Wraps-Up Very Active 2004 Atlantic Hurricane Season

• NOAA Buoy to Enhance Storm Forecasts In Northwest

• Maui Becomes Hawaii's Second "TsunamiReady" County

• Internet-Based Pilot Reports Allow NOAA To Improve Aviation Forecasts And Safety

• NOAA Issues Update to 2004-05 Winter Outlook December, January, February Climate Outlook

• U.S. Climate Reference Network Proves Valuable Within One Year of Operation

• NOAA Recognizes Napa, Calif. as"StormReady"

• Dry Conditions Return in the East, Record Wetness in Parts of the West, Above Average Temperatures in the South, NOAA Reports

• NOAA Recognizes Puget Sound Metro Area "StormReady"

• NOAA Issues Service Assessment Report on Hurricane Isabel

• NOAA Recognizes Williamsburg County, S.C.,"StormReady"

• NOAA Recognizes Wickenburg, Ariz., "StormReady"

October 2004