And that loss of data then translates into less precise forecasts, more uncertainties in the forecast.
Inside Climate News reported that launches were also suspended in Kotzebue, Alaska.
Does it mean every single forecast is going to be poor?
A partially filled BARREL balloon.Photo: NASA
No, but it does mean that the uncertainties in our forecast will grow over time.
Better forecasts save lives and money.
In a lot of ways, NOAA really pays for itself.
The NWS Press Office did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
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