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slash UK slash AI for people. For Scientific American Science quickly, I'm Rachel

Thelman. About 317 billion times per year, members of the U.S. public check the weather on their

phones, TVs, or some other source.

Those updates and alerts do everything from saving campers from rainy days to saving lives

during big disasters.

But what most of us don't realize is that behind those forecasts, there's a single, often

invisible engine, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's National Weather Service.

Now this federal agency, which serves as the backbone of U.S. forecasting, is under threat.

What happens when the country's most trusted source of extreme

weather alerts can't staff the night shift? Our guest today is Andrea Thompson, editor at

Scientific American, who covers the environment, energy, and earth sciences. She's here to talk about

how deep staffing cuts and proposed funding reductions are straining this vital agency

right as the summer

months begin, bringing the threat of tornadoes, hurricanes, and wildfires.

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