AMS Meetings
AMS Updates
The 2026 AMS Annual Meeting—and a Presidential Symposium for the Ages
Whether attending AMS 2026 in person or virtually, you won’t want to miss this year’s Presidential Conference. Eleven hours of...
News & Events
Here We Go Again — But It’s Not a Curse
By now you probably heard the forecast for the kickoff of the American Meteorological Society’s 106th Annual Meeting (AM) in...
AMS Updates
Be There: Weather-Ready Nation Asks Big What Ifs… ? at its 14th Annual Symposium
The WRN Symposium’s “What If…” session joins forces with the National Weather Association’s RON Meetup at the 2026 AMS Annual...
AMS Updates
Be There: The Rafael Bras Symposium
The Rafael Bras Symposium at the 106th AMS Annual Meeting honors Rafael L. Bras and explores recent advances and future directions in hydrological science.
AMS Updates
Celebrating a Quarter-Century of the AMS Student Conference
The AMS Student Conference marks 25 years at the 2026 Annual Meeting—a milestone built on student leadership, mentorship, and community.
AMS Updates
Be There: The Richard Stolarski Symposium
A symposium at the 106th AMS Annual Meeting will honor the contributions of Rich Stolarski, whose research has been vital to efforts to protect the ozone layer.
Across AMS
Planning for Change: A Conversation with Annual Meeting Leadership
AMS spoke with AMS President Dave Stensrud and Annual Meeting Overall Planning Committee Cochairs Pam Heinselman and John Banghoff to...
AMS Updates
Be There: The First Annual Disaster and Emergency Management Symposium
The 2026 AMS Annual Meeting will host the First Annual Disaster and Emergency Management Symposium, as a changing climate and growing global population bring disasters into ever greater focus.
Conference Spotlight
DOW Radar Studies of the Mechanisms for Tornadogenesis, Maintenance, and Dissipation
A summary of the recent presentation by Karen A. Kosiba (University of Alabama Huntsville), Joshua Wurman, and Paul Robinson, “DOW...
Conference Spotlight
Radar-determined Intense Tornado Frequencies, Wind Profiles, and the BEST Tornado Study
A summary of the recent presentation by Joshua Wurman (University of Alabama Huntsville), and Karen A. Kosiba, entitled “Radar Determined...
