Nothing but the Truth
At the Student Conference yesterday, Richard D. Clark of Millersville University addressed the role that scientists play in the community,...
Reception Tonight Is a First for AMS
This evening at 8-10 p.m. is the First Annual Reception for CoRioLiS: LGBTQs & Friends in the American Meteorological Society....
Get Hands-On at WeatherFest
Ready for some fun and games? Come to the kickoff of WeatherFest, a huge interactive science fair for weather enthusiasts...
Atlanta Tornado and Impacts: Weather 2009
In the evening of March 14, 2008, the Georgia World Congress Center where the 90th Annual Meeting of the AMS...
How to Spot a Cloud Enthusiast
Sunday night is movie night at this year’s Atlanta meeting. While weather-related flicks will be playing near continuously at the...
Take a Dip in the Wild Ocean
If you haven’t gotten your fill of science at the meeting, there’s more at the Fernbank Museum of Natural History....
Looking for Snow in Atlanta?
Northeasterners and those from colder climates visiting Atlanta may be trying to escape the snow during the Annual Meeting. But...
Schedule Change
Unfortunately, due to a last-minute schedule change, David Schultz, author of the new AMS publication, Eloquent Science, will be unable...
December East Coast Snowstorm a Cat. 3
Memories of the pre-Christmas snowstorm that paralyzed travel across megalopolis in mid December might not be as fresh as the...
Georgia’s Got a Groundhog, Too
He may not be Punxsutawney Phil, but General Beau Lee is the groundhog to look to for the winter forecast...
