A major win for science and safety — The U.S. government will continue sharing critical satellite data used in hurricane forecasting after initially planning to cut it off. Experts warned that losing this data could delay life-saving warnings by hours during peak hurricane season. Thanks to public pressure and scientific advocacy, this crucial information will now stay online until at least 2026 — helping forecasters better predict and prepare for deadly storms.
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