AMS Meetings
AMS Programs
Students Converse with Air Force Hurricane Hunter Flight Meteorologists, Tornado Field Researcher
Saturday’s Student Conference at the AMS 100th Annual Meeting kicking off in Boston featured a series of Conversations with Professionals...
Making Sure No Tornado Damage Is Too Small
Planetary, synoptic, meso-alpha, meso-beta, local, and more—there are atmospheric scales aplenty discussed at AMS meetings. Enter microtopography, a once-rare word increasingly...
AMS Programs
Is It Sand Or Is It Snow?: Nuggets from Today's Poster Session
Today’s poster sessions starting at 4 p.m. will full of mysterious images. This is your opportunity to ask the researchers...
AMS Programs
Is It Sand Or Is It Snow?: Nuggets from Today’s Poster Session
Today’s poster sessions starting at 4 p.m. will full of mysterious images. This is your opportunity to ask the researchers...
Across AMS
Dr. Wakimoto's Lessons in Leadership
“One of you is likely to be standing here someday replacing me, “ AMS President Roger Wakimoto told the assembled...
Across AMS
Dr. Wakimoto’s Lessons in Leadership
“One of you is likely to be standing here someday replacing me, “ AMS President Roger Wakimoto told the assembled...
Across AMS, AMS Programs
AMS Council Speaks Out on Federal Government Shutdown
At its meeting this morning in Phoenix, the AMS Council has released the following statement on the Federal government’s ongoing...
AMS Programs
The AMS Annual Meeting: Always a Need to Hear the Unheard
You’ve been here before. Those previous AMS Annual Meetings, for example, right here in Phoenix. You probably have some good...
Oh Say Can You Breathe? The Impact of Fireworks on Air Quality in the United States
by Perry Samson, Climate and Space Science and Engineering, University of Michigan On July 4th last year, in an attempt...
From AMS Journals
Small-scale Vortices Enhanced Winds and Damage in Hurricane Harvey
Severe but highly variable wind damage to homes & infrastructure is a hallmark of intense tropical cyclones. Until recently there...
