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Tornado Warnings Are Less Likely to Engage Spanish-Speaking Populations
A new BAMS article finds U.S. Spanish speakers are “less likely than English speakers to receive, understand, and respond to tornado watches and warnings."
AMS Updates
“Data Technical Articles” for Open Science
The Journal of Hydrometeorology is now accepting "Data Technical Articles," focused on open data sets. What does this mean for authors and researchers?
Papers of Note
Amplified Land-Lake Thermal Contrast May Change Local Weather in a Warmer Climate
A summary of “Global Land-Lake Thermal Contrast in a Warming World,” by Heng Lyu (Yale, and Nanjing University of Information...
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Lightning Round with AMS Journal Editors
AMS journal editors play an important role in the process of communicating research ideas, accomplishments, and progress in the sciences...
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Global Record in Question: Could Death Valley lose its claim to “world’s hottest place”?
New analysis of the Death Valley record for hottest weather-related air-surface temperature recorded on Earth suggests the record is “implausible.”
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Violence in the Air: Revealing Connections Between Weather and Shootings in NYC
A paper in the AMS journal Weather, Climate, and Society examines how multiple meteorological factors interact with rates of gun...
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Earth Interactions: Elucidating Earth systems
The AMS Journal Earth Interactions (EI) focuses on interdisciplinary science that examines interactions between different Earth systems, inclusive of human...
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The Volunteer Power behind Peer Review
by Tony Broccoli, AMS Publications Commissioner The peer review process is essential for high-quality scientific publication. Most readers of BAMS...
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Saildrone’s Science at the Air–Sea Interface
You’ve heard of drones in the air, but how about on the ocean’s surface? Enter Saildrone: A new wind...
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Red Proverb at Morning, Meteorologists Take Warning
Weather proverbs can be useful indicators of real correlations observed over the centuries, but they can also show unwelcome persistence. The phenomenon...
