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The curious case of the weather service’s misappropriated $35 million

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After a one-year investigation, NOAA has announced that in 2010 and 2011 National Weather Service employees at its headquarters “reprogrammed funds.” Unnamed persons moved $26 million out of the budget for local warnings and forecasts and $9 million out of the budget to upgrade the agency’s radar to include the dual-polarization capability. The National Weather Service’s long-time director, Jack Hayes, resigned on Friday. (blog.chron.com) Más...

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sparkie624
sparkie624 1
At least they did not spend it on a Party in Las Vegas or Hookers in another country.
treborselpats
treborselpats 1
Seems that ever since the GSA Vegas scandal, other agencies are coming under the scrutiny of the GSA highlighting other agencies "misappropriations. Just an observation as more and more of these stories come out.
rollyhills
ronald rakoski 1
Maybe it was a better/wiser project? What is the 'rest of the story'?
chalet
chalet 1
Forecast for tomorrow: heavy showers of 10 and 20 dollar bills (LOL!!!)
dmanuel
dmanuel 1
I don't suppose they are saving it for a rainy day, do you?
jkudlick
Jeremy Kudlick 0
I can hear every NWS worker right now:

"I know no-THINK!" (a la Sergeant Schultz, from Hogan's Heroes).

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