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August 2009: One of the Warmest on Record
Arctic Sea Ice Reaches 3rd Lowest Minimum Extent
El Niño Returns!
Humans Impact the Oceans
The Dead Zone
2008 Hurricane Season
Weather Satellite Orbits
Hurricane Katrina Impacts the U.S.
Warming Oceans, Bleaching Corals
The Arctic Ice Melt for 2008
2008 Hurricane Season
The Melting North Pole
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The NOAA VisLab uses the imagery from NOAA's weather and climate satellites to produce animations that show the dynamic nature of Earth and its environment.

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