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Winter 2023-2024 water temperature difference map for Chesapeake Bay from satellite data shows warmer water (red color) compared to a 2007-2022 baseline, indicating unfavorable conditions for economically key fish species in Maryland and the Mid-Atlantic region such as striped bass and bay anchovy, but favorable conditions for species such as blue crabs. Science-based information from satellites helps fishery managers in Maryland and the Mid-Atlantic plan for potential management actions to ensure fish stocks remain stable.

How Satellites Help Maryland’s Coastal Economy

July 21, 2025

Figure. Two images showing the same geographical area. (Left) VIIRS 375-m daily floodwater extent product on 4 July 2025, with the locations of the Guadalupe River and the towns of Ingram and Kerrville superimposed. Cloudy conditions were in place so no flood inundation information was available, hence the gray background. (Right) The SAR flood inundation map on 4 July 2025, showing some flooded areas (in red).

Mapping the Extent of the Devastating July 4 Texas Flash Flood Event

July 14, 2025

Permafrost thaw bogs in the Northwest Territories, Canada. A nearby fire caused haze in the scene. Photos were taken from a helicopter.

What Can Wetlands Tell Us About Methane Emissions?

July 8, 2025

Pflug Receives 2025 Early Career Achievement Award

June 16, 2025

Figure 1. CISESS Interns Damian Figueroa and Samuel Wiggins, along with Dr. Guangyang Fang (from left to right) at the NWS Weather Day held at College Academy Middle School.

ESSIC Participates in NWS Weather Day at College Park Academy

May 12, 2025

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