The twitterverse was abuzz with activity during last week’s Annual Meeting. Here are a few of the highlights:
Hello Seattle! #AMS2017 #whereisthesun pic.twitter.com/GcfnpaakTY
— Melissa Griffin (@mlgriffinWX1) January 21, 2017
Seems like everyone I know is in Seattle…or I just follow too many fellow mets ? #AMS2017 FOMO
— Courtney Obergfell (@ceober4) January 23, 2017
Space Needle. In the fog. Pretty nifty Seattle #AMS2017 pic.twitter.com/05KKTn1sei
— Tom Dang (@DangWx) January 25, 2017
"You have got to take risks to be your best" – Bill Murtagh @AMSStudentConf #AMS2017
— Stacy E Aguilera (@StacyAguilera) January 22, 2017
One of my favorite parts of #AMS2017 is the WeatherFest. Looks like a great turn out today w/a lot of local #STEM orgs & schools present pic.twitter.com/7ITod0GwzV
— Dave DuBois (@NMClimate) January 23, 2017
Because "weather-wise aviators" need to hang together at the @ametsoc #WeatherFest #AMS2017 pic.twitter.com/7aI7SuKDRN
— Captain Tim (@CaptainTimAA) January 22, 2017
SO excited to hear Richard Jackson from say "meteorologists are health scientists and health leaders" at the #AMS2017 Presidential Forum! ??
— Augusta Williams (@awilliams91) January 23, 2017
"Early warning is like taking your car to the mechanic & having them say: "I couldn't fix your brakes, so I made your horn louder." #AMS2017
— Becky Elliott (@wx_becks) January 23, 2017
"Who speaks for Earth? We all do!"-Fred Carr, President of #AMS #AMS2017
— Tanja Fransen (@mtwxgirl) January 23, 2017
#AMS2017 I liked this line for relating our work and its consequences to citizen consumers: "the smallest pixel is still to large"
— Luke Madaus (@lmadaus) January 23, 2017
This is a great fortune for #AMS2017 week pic.twitter.com/vUzZ7nHEys
— Judson W. Buescher (@isodrosotherm) January 24, 2017
FYI, meetings like @ametsoc #AMS2017 are where innovation happens and conversations lead to new research angles #keepresearchfunded
— Nazila Merati (@floraandflying) January 26, 2017
@pikeplacefish has #AMS2017 covered. pic.twitter.com/GROgeSUAFM
— Mathew Barlow (@MathewABarlow) January 25, 2017
Observations are our backbone and our legacy in the weather and climate fields. Important to keep the programs strong and healthy. #AMS2017
— Barb Mayes Boustead (@windbarb) January 23, 2017
Louis Uccellini showing the first image from the newly launched satellite GOES 16 #AMS2017 #WeatherReadyNation pic.twitter.com/zFsYs4jeSK
— Lisa Bucci (@lbucci45) January 23, 2017
Only the first day of main conference, but I'm already SO impressed with everyone I've heard speak. Very proud to be in this field. #AMS2017
— Becky Elliott (@wx_becks) January 23, 2017
my favorite part about the meteorology conference every year is being at a bar until 2am geeking out about weather. #AMS2017
— Andrew Murray ☈ (@asketchyfish) January 22, 2017
When meteorologists get rowdy we do the wave in the line for the exhibition hall opening at #AMS2017
— Claire Schirle (@ClaireSurely) January 24, 2017
Is it Black Friday or the Grand Opening of the Exhibit Hall? Who knows?#AMS2017 pic.twitter.com/KQnjyO4Tm4
— CalU Meteorology (@CalUWx) January 24, 2017
I'm inspired at #AMS2017 by the diversity of people from around the US and the world of all genders, backgrounds, and expertise.
— Greg Sova Weather (@SovaWeather) January 22, 2017
20 years combined worth of @ametsoc Commissioners. Great start to #ams2017! @MattParkerCCM @trobec @JohnMoralesNBC6 pic.twitter.com/rw9k3NjYer
— Maureen McCann (@MaureenMcCann13) January 21, 2017
"A hurricane is a squall line eating its tail" is the best thing I've heard at this conference. #AMS2017
— Ross Harris (@CRHWX) January 24, 2017
Atmospheric scientists as far as the eye can see. There had to be thousands in the banquet tonight from every corner of the globe. #AMS2017 pic.twitter.com/nRhmnJmou3
— Greg Sova Weather (@SovaWeather) January 26, 2017
Insane turnout for the #AMS2017 banquet!
Great food, great conversations, great people.
Weather love is real pic.twitter.com/hCsRsZhu2n
— Joey Krastel (@NimbusStorms) January 26, 2017
Atmos scientists: if you start feeling down, remember that even Rich Rotunno (basically our best scientist) has impostor syndrome. #AMS2017 pic.twitter.com/PkVSkgulpJ
— Russ Schumacher (@russ_schumacher) January 26, 2017
If there was any doubt I wanted to pursue a career in atmospheric sciences, it's gone. Thank you @ametsoc for a great event #AMS2017
— Nathan Santo Domingo (@nathanSD8wx) January 27, 2017
Over 4500 attendees at this year's annual American Meteorological Society meeting – the most on record. #AMS2017 pic.twitter.com/jcodzXI8XE
— Philip Klotzbach (@philklotzbach) January 26, 2017
#AMS2017 is over, but I'm re-energized by the Fountain of Youth. Legions of hungry young meteorologists/others ready to lead. Let's go!
— Barry Goldsmith (@wxdancer) January 27, 2017
Mmm, the pretty!
Happy #ams2017 everyone! pic.twitter.com/3h1FtfdLL0— Angela Fritz (@angelafritz) January 24, 2017
@MattParkerCCM "Science wins, because it's the right answer." #BECP2017 #AMS2017
— Chris Schultz (@cschultzwx) January 22, 2017
