Across AMS
Classrooms to Tornadoes: How NCAR Impacts Our Work
Members of the AMS community tell us how the endangered National Center for Atmospheric Research contributes to their science and to public benefit.
People
From Storm Fear to Industry Pioneer
Nick Pittman, the founder and CEO of NorCast Media Group, shares the personal journey behind his new book, Rain Date: Unpredictable Lessons from My Life Forecasting the Weather—and why its message reaches far beyond meteorology.
People
Women’s History Month Spotlight:
Wendy Abshire
March is Women’s History Month. In this post, we spotlight the exceptional career of one of our female community members: Wendy...
Perspectives
Thoughts on NCAR: Wither. Weather. Whither?
After the administration wielded the wrecking ball on federal agencies in 2025, now it's the turn of NSF and NCAR.
Science Spotlights
A Call for Cross-Border Dust Weather Solutions
by Siyu Chen et al. Dust aerosols are the most abundant type of aerosols on land, making up half of...
Perspectives
What I Wish I Knew about AMS 20 Years Ago!
NOAA's Charlie Woodrum looks back at his introduction to AMS and how membership in the Society has influenced his career.
AMS Updates, News & Events
Responding to Threats against NCAR
The AMS community responds to plans to "dismantle" a linchpin of atmospheric and related sciences.
AMS Programs, People
2025 AMS Graduate Fellowship & Scholarship Recipients
The American Meteorological Society administers an array of graduate fellowships and undergraduate scholarships with the support of its members, corporations, and...
People
Black History Month Spotlight:
Deanna Hence
February is Black History Month. In this post, we spotlight the exceptional career of one of our African American community...
Science Spotlights
Are Boulder’s Extreme Downslope Winds Changing?
by Gerald A. Meehl et al. Wind damage from the January 1982 downslope wind event in Boulder, Colorado, when the...
