Perspectives

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The AMS Summer Policy Colloquium will (help) save civilization

June 7, 2011

The AMS Summer Policy Colloquium meets this week at a Washington hotel near Union Station. That railroad station, built around...

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AMS Summer Policy Colloquium. Part 3.

June 5, 2011

In 2001, a little less than one year after our initial AMS discussions, we held our first AMS Summer Policy...

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AMS Summer Policy Colloquium. Part 2.

June 5, 2011

A summer-of-2000 conversation with my then-new boss, Ron McPherson at the AMS: “Brother Hooke, I don’t know exactly what you’ll...

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The AMS Summer Policy Colloquium

June 4, 2011

Do you see the statement on the image of the Earth above that says “an American Meteorology Society Project?” Well,...

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Is extreme weather linked to global warming?

June 3, 2011

Back on May 26th, I mentioned that I’d been invited to write 250 words on this topic for an on-line...

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How to make a dangerous world safer with just a few million dollars

June 2, 2011

Do you have a few million dollars? Know someone who does? Want to leave a legacy? Are you heartsick about...

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Memorial Day and science policy…Part 3.

May 31, 2011

As noted in yesterday’s post, the social contract/policy for science is coming under scrutiny. The latest example? A report on...

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Memorial Day and science policy…Part 2

May 30, 2011

This weekend we’re honoring those who gave their lives in military service to their country. Many made this sacrifice suddenly....

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Memorial Day… and science policy

May 28, 2011

Bear with me. These topics are connected. The link is sobering, but if we view it in the right light...

Oklahoma Mesonet Station Stands Tall in EF-4 Tornado

Oklahoma Mesonet Station Stands Tall in EF-4 Tornado

May 28, 2011

by Chris Fiebrich, Oklahoma Climatological Survey It was bound to happen eventually.  The Oklahoma Mesonet has 120 weather stations across...

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