Past News
	•	The Space Weather Prediction Center Debuts New Website
	•	Climate Prediction Center African Desk Celebrates 20th Anniversary
	•	Notice: On April 9th, 2013 at 1500 UTC the Weather Prediction Center (WPC), assumed responsibility for issuing Mesoscale Precipitation Discussions (MPDs) for heavy rainfall. Click here for the Service Change Notice and here for the latest MPD.
	•	To better reflect the diversity of its products and services, the name of NCEP's Hydrometeorological Prediction Center was changed to the Weather Prediction Center (WPC), effective March 5, 2013!   For more details, please read NOAA's announcement.
	•	NOAA's world-class weather and climate prediction center opens at University of Maryland in College Park • Pictures of the ribbon cutting ceremony at the NOAA Center for Weather and Climate Prediction. • Read some interesting facts about our new building.
	•	The International Desks portal is now live!. Check it out...
	•	NCEP Office Notes available online (1955 to the present)
	•	New User Interface for Model Analysis and Guidance Web Site
	•	New Data Assimilation for Global Forecast System
	•	Global Forecast System (GFS) Upgrade Implemented into Operations on July 28, 2010    •More information on Model and Implementation
	•	Transition to GRIB2 on NCEP and NWS FTP Servers to occur on January 28, 2008
	•	Solar Weather Impacts Global Positioning System (GPS)
	•	Space Weather Enterprise Forum April 4-5, 2007
	•	NOAA Issues Final Forecast for 2006-07 U.S. Winter Season
	•	Ground breaking Ceremony for NOAA Center for Weather and Climate Prediction
	•	NCEP FTP Services Migration to Improve Data Access
	•	NCEP Biennial Review 2003/2004 (PDF, 8.3MB)
	•	Space Environment Center Space Weather Week to be held April 25-28, 2006
	•	Celebrating Diversity at NCEP (500KB)
	•	2005 Hurricane Outlook Update
	•	NOAA ANNOUNCES IMPROVED WEATHER FORECASTS ON THE HORIZON
	•	Storm Prediction Center (SPC) and National Severe Storms Laboratory (NSSL) Host the 2005 Spring Experiment
	•	Space Environment Center Space Weather Week is Great Success!
	•	NOAA Issues 2005 Spring Outlook
	•	2005 National Severe Weather Workshop held March 3-5, 2005
	•	Tropical Prediction Center (TPC) Staff to Participate in Latin-American-Caribbean Hurricane Awareness Tour
	•	Space Environment Center Space Weather Week to be held April 5-8, 2005
	•	NORTH AMERICAN COUNTRIES REACH CONSENSUS ON EL NIÑO DEFINITION
	•	USA WINTER -- IT'S NOT OVER UNTIL IT'S OVER
	•	NOAA's NEWEST GENERATION OF WEATHER AND CLIMATE SUPERCOMPUTERS DEBUTS
	•	NOAA CATCHES A CULPRIT BEHIND WESTERN STORMS
	•	NOAA's Climate Prediction Center Celebrates Silver Anniversary at Annual Climate Diagnostic & Prediction Workshop
	•	NOAA Celebrates New Building Site Selection. See Photos of the Ceremony.
	•	NCEP implements new Air Quality Forecast Model
	•	NCEP announces the implementation of the Weather Research and Forecast (WRF) Model for operational forecasting
	•	Symposium on the 50th Anniversary of Operational Numerical Weather Prediction. Speaker presentations and conference photos now available.
	•	North American Monsoon Experiment to improve long-range precipitation forecasts
	•	Above-normal 2004 Atlantic hurricane season predicted
	•	Symposium commemorates 50 years of operational numerical weather prediction
	•	NCEP's Space Environment Center uses NOAA GOES-12 satellite to observe solar transit of Venus
	•	The NOAA National Weather Service and the Environmental Protection Agency announce new Global Ultraviolet Index