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When Wildfires Know No Boundaries, Scientists Must Cross Disciplines
Takeaways from the AMS Summer Policy Colloquium Guest post by Natasha Dacic, PhD Candidate at the University of Michigan The...
Conference Spotlight
Careers’ Worth of Broadcast Conference Memories
Celebrating the 50th Conference on Broadcast Meteorology The 50th AMS Conference on Broadcast Meteorology took place last week, 21-23 June...
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A Week in Washington for a Student Scientist
Guest post by Haven Cashwell, PhD Student and Graduate Research Assistant at Auburn University From my small hometown of Marshallberg...
Conference Spotlight
In the Field: Understanding Canyon Fires
A Research Spotlight from the 14th Annual Fire and Forest Meteorology Symposium, 2–4 May, 2023 Wildfires in complex terrain like...
AMS Programs
The U.S. Budget in 5 Minutes: A Primer for Scientists
By Katie Pflaumer, AMS Marketing Communications Manager, and Paul Higgins, AMS Associate Executive Director for Policy The federal budget is...
The Yarnell Hill Fire: Microbursts, Density Currents, and 19 Lost Lives
A Research Spotlight from the 14th Annual Fire and Forest Meteorology Symposium, 2–4 May, 2023 The Yarnell Hill Fire the...
Climate Change Is Driving Piracy on the Seas
by AMS Staff Photo credit: Pok Rie, Pexels Climate change is an unseen force behind maritime piracy, with opposite impacts...
From AMS Journals
Even without a White Christmas….Snow Measurements Must Go On
The Pacific Northwest still is one of the few shining spots on the snow map for this holiday, but if...
Derecho Possible in the Upper Midwest Today
Severe thunderstorms are expected to erupt late this afternoon in the upper Midwest and, according to the Storm Prediction Center (SPC),...
Southeasterners Perceive Tornado Risk Dangerously Different Than They Should, Especially at Night
While a major winter storm last month was plastering the United States from Texas and New Mexico to New England...
