Broadcast Meteorology Award Winner Says 'Be Yourself' On-Air
Bob Ryan, meteorologist for WJLA-TV in Washington, D.C., is the 2012 recipient of The AMS Award for Broadcast Meteorology. Ryan...
Living on the Real World, Perspectives
Introducing Dr. Jane Lubchenco
Those who need no introduction are most deserving of one… …but how do you introduce a legend? Dr. Lubchenco arrived...
Everybody Talks about the Weather–but Not All the Time
Installation of dual-polarization radar at the Sacramento, California, office of the National Weather Service prompted a local paper to publish...
You've Got a Flare for Science
Last night while you were out partying on Bourbon Street, the Sun was at work. According to NOAA, our home...
A Taste of (and for) Things to Come
We’re all in New Orleans for science, but for the sake of technology, let’s indulge in a brief philosophy break....
Learning to Live with Floods
We all know floods are not friendly. But the NWS and the nonprofit environmental organization Nurture Nature Center (NNC) are...
News from the AMS Council Meeting
At its meeting this morning, the AMS Council approved its influential Information Statement on Freedom of Scientific Expression for a...
Operation Collaboration a Success: Congrats to Weather Quest Winners!
Congratulations to everyone who participated in Weather Quest at this year’s AMS Student Conference! 25 + 8 + 9 +...
