AMS Meetings
Jack Townsend, Shepherd of Weather Satellite Technology
The passing of AMS Fellow John W. (“Jack”) Townsend on October 29 serves as a fitting moment to register the evolving...
Gliders Do the Wave, in the Air and in the Ocean
One would think that the time when gliders were considered cutting-edge technology for science would have long passed. Yet this...
About That New Satellite
With the the NPOESS Preparatory Project (NPP) satellite launched successfully yesterday from Vandenberg Air Force Base in California, satellite users...
Never Too Early To Complement Your Meteorology Skills
Dan Dowling, The Broadcast Meteorologist blogger, posted some useful advice yesterday for aspiring weathercasters about how to deal with inevitable...
Python in New Orleans: Once Bitten, Quickly Smitten
The upcoming 2012 AMS Annual Meeting in New Orleans is only the second with a whole symposium devoted to the...
Beacons Will Light Up New Orleans
by Ken Carey, Chair, AMS Membership Committee On behalf of the Membership Committee, I am writing to encourage you to...
Perspectives
Bridging Disciplines: Joint Sessions at the 2012 Annual
by Ward Seguin, 2012 AMS Annual Meeting Chair For many years, organizers of the Annual Meeting have encouraged conferences to...
Perspectives
Some Take-Home Messages from Seattle
by Peggy Lemone, AMS Past-President Unpacking from my trip to Seattle, I mulled over the many ideas about communicating weather...
2011 Meisinger Award Winner Working to Solve Hurricane Intensity Problem
NCAR researcher George Bryan received the 2011 Clarence Leroy Meisinger Award at the 91st AMS Annual Meeting in Seattle for...
Perspectives
A Sustainable Investment in Sustainability
by William Hooke, AMS Policy Program Director, from the AMS project, Living on the Real World Early in the AMS...
