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Topic: Heat island

A man exercising along an urban waterfront bends down due to the extreme heat.
NOAA and communities to map heat inequities in 11 states
April 14, 2021
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Research
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heat island
A man exercising along an urban waterfront bends down due to the extreme heat.
Suzanne Simpson from Bayou Land Conservancy and Erin Valley Donato from the Houston Zoo were part of the volunteer team that collected heat data in the Houston area last summer to help produce Heat Island maps for the community.
Media Briefing: NOAA Summer 2021 urban heat mapping
April 6, 2021
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Research
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heat island
Suzanne Simpson from Bayou Land Conservancy and Erin Valley Donato from the Houston Zoo were part of the volunteer team that collected heat data in the Houston area last summer to help produce Heat Island maps for the community.
Sara Benson (right) and Roxanne Lee, of the Boston Science Museum, using a CAPA Heat Strategies sensor to investigate extreme heat in Boston, Brookline, and Cambridge, Massachusetts, on July 24, 2019.
Alt text: Two women stand together near a car door as they attach a temperature gauge to the glass window of the car door.
NOAA leads community scientists in mapping hottest parts of 13 U.S. cities
June 3, 2020
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Research
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heat island
heat waves
Sara Benson (right) and Roxanne Lee, of the Boston Science Museum, using a CAPA Heat Strategies sensor to investigate extreme heat in Boston, Brookline, and Cambridge, Massachusetts, on July 24, 2019.
Alt text: Two women stand together near a car door as they attach a temperature gauge to the glass window of the car door.
Summer sunset and the "Ed Koch"(Queensborough) Bridge in New York City as seen on June 6, 2011.
Citizen scientists take to the streets to map the hottest spots in 10 U.S. cities
July 24, 2019
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Climate
Topics:
heat island
heat waves
citizen science
research
Summer sunset and the "Ed Koch"(Queensborough) Bridge in New York City as seen on June 6, 2011.
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