The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration will hire as many as 450 people to shore up the National Weather Service after deep cuts in the spring.

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration will hire as many as 450 people to shore up the National Weather Service after deep cuts this spring raised concern about dangerous understaffing.

KEY TAKEAWAYS The National Weather Service will restore 450 jobs cut by Pres. Donald Trump's administration. Lawmakers Flood and Sorensen back legislation to protect these positions permanently.

After deep DOGE cuts, National Weather Service gets OK to fill up to 450 jobs After deadly flash flooding that killed dozens of people in Texas last month, some local officials and Democrats ...

More than 500 employees this year have already left the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, which oversees the National Weather Service. Judson Jones, a New York Times meteorologist ...

In July, President Donald Trump extended that freeze through Oct. 15. Mass job cuts hit NOAA, the agency that oversees hurricane center and weather service ...

The National Weather Service has received permission to hire 450 meteorologists, hydrologists and radar technicians just months after being hit hard by Department of Government Efficiency-related ...