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Bryan Busby on the 107th Annual Meeting

Bryan Busby on the 107th Annual Meeting

November 10, 2026

We’re highlighting the people of AMS, supporting the theme for our upcoming 107th Annual Meeting, “PEOPLE: People Educated On Planet...

In Memoriam: Donald Earl Aylor

In Memoriam: Donald Earl Aylor

November 3, 2026

Donald Earl Aylor, a pioneering biometeorologist whose research helped advance understanding of how weather and atmospheric conditions influence the spread of plant diseases, died after a long and distinguished career in science. He was a longtime member and Fellow of AMS and a recipient of the AMS Outstanding Achievement in Biometeorology Award.

Weather, Wilder, and the Stories We Tell

Weather, Wilder, and the Stories We Tell

October 28, 2026

AMS Headlines sat down with Barbara Boustead, meteorologist, climatologist, and author of Wilder Weather: What Laura Ingalls Wilder Teaches Us About Weather, Climate, and Protecting What We Cherish, to talk about her career, her research, and the story behind her new book.

In Memoriam: Tom Yoksas

In Memoriam: Tom Yoksas

October 22, 2026

Tom Yoksas, a longtime member of the NSF Unidata Program Center and a valued member of the broader Unidata and meteorological communities, died August 20, 2026. Over a career spanning many years, Yoksas made lasting contributions to the systems and infrastructure that enabled the sharing of real-time environmental data among scientific, educational, and operational communities.

Hispanic & Latino/a Heritage Month Spotlight: Jose D. Fuentes

Hispanic & Latino/a Heritage Month Spotlight: Jose D. Fuentes

October 15, 2026

Jose D. Fuentes is a professor of atmospheric science at Penn State University, where he studies and teaches the processes governing exchanges of energy and gases between Earth’s surface and the lower atmosphere.

Elyse Smith on the 107th Annual Meeting

Elyse Smith on the 107th Annual Meeting

October 7, 2026

We’re highlighting the people of AMS, supporting the theme for our upcoming 107th Annual Meeting, “PEOPLE: People Educated On Planet...

When the Wind Shifts

When the Wind Shifts

October 1, 2026

In meteorology, a wind shift tells you something has changed. The wind has changed direction, and that shift can reveal a lot about what may be coming next. For Cheryl Nelson, the phrase has taken on a deeper meaning. Her new book, Wind Shift: An Unexpected Illness and a Life Shaped by Detours, reflects on the unexpected turns that have shaped her professional and personal life, including a serious illness that forced her to confront uncertainty from the other side of the forecast.

Hispanic & Latino/a Heritage Month Spotlight: Marcela Loría-Salazar

Hispanic & Latino/a Heritage Month Spotlight: Marcela Loría-Salazar

September 29, 2026

September is Hispanic & Latino/a Heritage Month. In this post, we spotlight the exceptional career of one of our community...

Hispanic & Latino/a Heritage Month Spotlight: Jenniffer Guerra

Hispanic & Latino/a Heritage Month Spotlight: Jenniffer Guerra

September 23, 2026

September is Hispanic & Latino/a Heritage Month. In this post, we spotlight the exceptional career of one of our community...

Hispanic & Latino/a Heritage Month Spotlight: Rodney Martinez

Hispanic & Latino/a Heritage Month Spotlight: Rodney Martinez

September 16, 2026

September is Hispanic & Latino/a Heritage Month. In this post, we spotlight the exceptional career of one of our community...

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