Science Spotlights
Conference Spotlight
Be There: The Kuo-Nan Liou Symposium
Highlighting Key Sessions at AMS 2024 The Kuo-Nan Liou Symposium at the 104th AMS Annual Meeting will celebrate Dr. Kuo-Nan...
Science Spotlights
Snowflakes are Six-Sided (not Four- or Eight-sided), and other Ice Crystal Shape Considerations
By Lourdes B. Avilés, Ph.D. For many years I have been paying attention (one might say, too much attention) to...
Conference Spotlight
Be There: The Daniel Keyser Symposium
Highlighting Key Sessions at AMS 2024 The Daniel Keyser Symposium at the 104th AMS Annual Meeting will advance the science...
Across AMS, Conference Spotlight
Irrigation and Storms in the Inner Mongolian Desert
A Research Spotlight from 32WAF/20Meso/28NWP An irrigation oasis in Inner Mongolia, China, is providing unusual, real-world evidence about the effects...
AMS Programs, Conference Spotlight
Building Community to Solve the Big Challenges in Weather, Water, and Climate
Some thoughts following the AMS Summer Community Meeting By Isabella Herrera, AMS Policy Program How can the weather, water, and...
Across AMS, Conference Spotlight
“Once in a Generation”: The 2022 Buffalo Blizzard
A Research Spotlight from 32WAF/28NWP/20Meso On 23 December, 2022, David Zaff of the National Weather Service’s Buffalo office walked out...
AMS Programs, From AMS Journals
A Few Takeaways from the “State of the Climate in 2022”
Record-high greenhouse gases, sea levels, monsoons, and droughts—and a volcanic vapor injection By Michael Alexander, Lead, Atmosphere Ocean Processes and...
Conference Spotlight
CalFiDE: Observing Large-Scale Fires from the Air and the Road
A Research Spotlight from the 14th Annual Fire and Forest Meteorology Symposium, 2–4 May, 2023 Through the smoke of record-setting...
Conference Spotlight
Recent Trends in Tropical Cyclone Fatalities in the United States
New data from the past ten years reveal increased prominence of freshwater floods and indirect fatalities in hurricane deaths Guest...
Conference Spotlight
“People in My Community Rely on Me.”
Lessons from Longtime Broadcast Meteorologists In the third of three posts celebrating the 50th Conference on Broadcast Meteorology, we asked...
