The 2012 Jule G. Charney Award Winner Strives to Simulate Complex Clouds, Rid Models of Errors

January 26, 2012

Chris Bretherton, professor in the University of Washington Departments of Atmospheric Science and Applied Mathematics, is the recipient of the...

Some Good Choices for Your Bookshelf

Some Good Choices for Your Bookshelf

January 26, 2012

The Atmospheric Science Librarians International (ASLI) announced their ASLI’s Choice Award winners for 2011 on Wednesday afternoon in the exhibit...

Is Meteorology Turning Into Computer Science?

January 25, 2012

by A.J. Jain, from his blog Fresh AJ I was able to attend the student conference career fair on Saturday,...

Driving Home the Point about Listening

January 25, 2012

Crescent City Pedicabbie, the taxi-blogger service here in New Orleans, writes: The American Meteorological Society is holding their annual conventionin New...

2012 Verner E. Suomi Award Recognizes Extensive Field Work to Understand Ozone Dynamics

January 25, 2012

Anne Thompson, professor of meteorology at Penn State, is the 2012 recipient of The Verner E. Suomi Award. She is...

Disaster Risk Management Meets Climate Change Adaptation

January 25, 2012

by William Hooke, AMS Policy Program Director, from the AMS project, Living on the Real World An increasingly popular and...

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Risk Mitigation for Climate Adaptation and Natural Hazards

January 25, 2012

An increasingly popular and visible feature of AMS Annual Meetings is a suite of so-called Town Halls. Often scheduled for...

Two Points!

January 25, 2012

You hear two points in conversation after conversation, and presentation after presentation this week. So it’s not unexpected that Jason...

Suomi Now Smiles Down Upon Us

January 25, 2012

NASA and NOAA announced today at the AMS Annual Meeting in New Orleans that they have renamed the recently launched...

The Good Meteorologist: CCM Forum Wednesday

January 25, 2012

Are you good at what you do? Of course, you are…but are you good in what you do? All professions...

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