Authors
Nature at Its Most Extreme: A Conversation with Hank Schyma
AMS spoke with author Hank Schyma to talk about his new book, Storm: Chasing Nature's Wildest Weather. Schyma is a storm chaser, musician, and filmmaker known for his weather photography, nature documentaries, educational science videos, and cinematic music.
AMS Updates
The 2026 AMS Annual Meeting—and a Presidential Symposium for the Ages
Whether attending AMS 2026 in person or virtually, you won’t want to miss this year’s Presidential Conference. Eleven hours of...
News & Events
Here We Go Again — But It’s Not a Curse
By now you probably heard the forecast for the kickoff of the American Meteorological Society’s 106th Annual Meeting (AM) in...
AMS Updates
Be There: Weather-Ready Nation Asks Big What Ifs… ? at its 14th Annual Symposium
The WRN Symposium’s “What If…” session joins forces with the National Weather Association’s RON Meetup at the 2026 AMS Annual...
Perspectives
Caving In to Climate Change?
In the face of climate change, the world’s peoples and the United States are advancing in some areas, stalled out in others … but not caving in.
AMS Updates
Be There: The Rafael Bras Symposium
The Rafael Bras Symposium at the 106th AMS Annual Meeting honors Rafael L. Bras and explores recent advances and future directions in hydrological science.
AMS Updates
Celebrating a Quarter-Century of the AMS Student Conference
The AMS Student Conference marks 25 years at the 2026 Annual Meeting—a milestone built on student leadership, mentorship, and community.
Science Spotlights
Caving In to Climate Change
To learn more about the Arctic climate millions of years ago, a research team journeyed to a remote location in Greenland.
Perspectives
Living on the Real World—Origins
"[A] very important reality is that we live on the very thin layer at the earth-ocean-atmosphere interface—not in Earth’s interior."
Science Spotlights
Advancing Atmospheric Wind Observations
Key messages from "Tracking Atmospheric Motions for Obtaining Wind Estimates Using Satellite Observations—From 2D to 3D," by Jun Li [China...
