AMS Meetings
Perspectives
Eye of the Storm: Inside San Diego’s Tropical Cyclone Summit
Attendees from the UK Met Office discuss their experience at the AMS Hurricanes Conference, advances in AI forecasting, and the how climate change is affecting hurricane impacts.
People
The Heart of the 107th AMS Annual Meeting
The theme for our upcoming 107th Annual Meeting is “PEOPLE: People Educated On Planet Live Empowered.” Hear from our planning...
People
Maureen McCann on the 107th AMS Annual Meeting
The theme for our upcoming 107th Annual Meeting is “PEOPLE: People Educated On Planet Live Empowered.” Listen to one AMS...
AMS Updates
An Earth Day Message to the AMS Community
This Earth Day, AMS President Alan Sealls recaps the early part of 2026 at AMS, and reflects on the need to appreciate our shared planet.
Across AMS
Honoring a Hurricane Research Pioneer: The Frank D. Marks Jr. Symposium
A symposium to be held at the 37th Conference on Hurricanes and Tropical Meteorology will honor renowned hurricane researcher Frank D. Marks Jr., former director of NOAA's Hurricane Research Division.
Perspectives
Artificial Intelligence: Remaking the AMS Annual Meetings. Part 2.
The continuing growth of the AI conference portends a hugely expanded, positive future for AMS meetings and for our community.
Conference Spotlight
Heat Safety: Protecting the Young, the Old, and the Tuba Player
How can an already hot city like Houston, Texas, cope with the growing heat-safety challenges of urbanization and climate change?
Perspectives
Artificial Intelligence Is Remaking the AMS Annual Meetings—(Likely? Possibly?) for the Good
The AMS 2026 Annual Meeting is now history. Time to take stock! One salient feature? This year’s AI Conference.
Perspectives
AMS 2026 Short Cuts—Day Two
By Aaron Price, AMS Director of Education Welcome back to our live Weather with a Twist coverage of the AMS...
Perspectives
AMS 2026 Short Cuts—Day One
By Aaron Price, AMS Director of Education Greetings from Weather with a Twist in Houston, where the people who sign...
