In recognition of her groundbreaking contributions to paleoclimate modeling and her work advancing understanding of Earth’s ...
In late July, I traveled to the U.S. Capitol. While many tourists were there on vacation, it wasn’t actually a vacation for ...
Patrick C. Burke1 In the early hours of August 21, 2021, an extreme rainfall event set a 24-h gauge record for Tennessee and ...
The American Meteorological Society is excited to announce the launch of a new journal for short-form articles. To be ...
Bill Hooke shares a few impressions and takeaways from the 2026 Joint AMS Washington Forum and Summer Community Meeting.
Greenhouse gas–driven increase in Earth’s energy budget is “unprecedented” in last 1,000 years. Using tree rings, corals, and ice cores, the authors create the first reconstruction of energy entering ...
Marciano’s career has taken him well beyond forecasting the weather. His work has included reporting on science and technology and exploring innovations that could shape the future. His latest book, ...
WeatherGeeks brings the science of weather and climate to a broad audience through conversations with experts and thought leaders across the atmospheric sciences and beyond. Hosted by former AMS ...
AMS President Alan Sealls and AMS Policy Program Director Paul Higgins in Washington D.C. At last month’s midyear AMS Council meeting in Washington D.C., weather played a role. No, it wasn’t the ...
As weather and climate challenges become increasingly complex, meaningful conversations across the global weather enterprise have never been more important. The WeatherPod has become a platform for ...
Meet AMS Fellow and CBM holder Bernadette Woods Placky! Discover how her work with Climate Matters connects climate science to everyday lives—embodying the 107th AMS Annual Meeting theme: PEOPLE ...
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