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A Scientific Neighborhood
At some point, very early in our meteorological education, we learn that the atmosphere, the oceans—and thus weather and climate...
Observing #AMS2017 through the Lens of Twitter
The twitterverse was abuzz with activity during last week’s Annual Meeting. Here are a few of the highlights: Hello Seattle!...
AMS Editors Discuss Peer Review
Fundamentally, peer review is critical to the proper functioning of science, and yet there can be surprising variations in the...
Yes, We've Got Maps
Richard Jackson: “And by the way: political leaders are REALLY good at maps. Map your data.” #AMS2017 — Jared Brewer...
A Day of Fun Observations at WeatherFest
There were plenty of entertaining and educational observations made by weather enthusiasts of all ages at WeatherFest on Sunday. Close to 2,00o...
The Paths to Observing Are Paved with Innovation
Every journey begins somewhere—sometimes all you need to do is start heading down a path. This year AMS Past-President Fed...
Perspectives
We Want Your Thoughts on Observational Needs
by Fred Carr, AMS Past President Dear Paper and Poster Presenters at the AMS Annual Meeting, As you know, the...
The Future Starts Now with Student Conference
The Annual Meeting kicked off this weekend with one of our biggest Student Conferences ever, as more than 700 students were...
For Climate Science, Transitions Continue
The Inauguration of Donald Trump yesterday marked the end of the Transition. Yet, the end of the Transition with a big...
