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Bridging Disciplines: Joint Sessions at the 2012 Annual

July 13, 2011

by Ward Seguin, 2012 AMS Annual Meeting Chair For many years, organizers of the Annual Meeting have encouraged conferences to...

AMS DataStreme Teachers Brown Bag it at NOAA

July 12, 2011

The AMS Education Program has been actively training teachers in the atmospheric, oceanic, and climatological sciences for 20 years. Over...

NOAA: 'Unmistakable' Global Warming Continues

NOAA: 'Unmistakable' Global Warming Continues

July 1, 2011

NOAA released the 2010 edition of its annual State of the Climate report this week revealing that Earth’s atmospheric and...

Inside the AMS Annual Report

June 16, 2011

This past year was a busy one at AMS.  Along with the usual activities, there were a slew of events...

Emergency Response Technology Goes On Demand

June 13, 2011

When the American Red Cross responded the morning after the 24 May tornado outbreak in central Oklahoma, they had a...

Increasing Clouds with a Greater Chance of Hits

Increasing Clouds with a Greater Chance of Hits

June 1, 2011

If you’ve ever stepped into the batting cage at your local amusement park, you know how difficult it is to...

Oklahoma Mesonet Station Stands Tall in EF-4 Tornado

Oklahoma Mesonet Station Stands Tall in EF-4 Tornado

May 28, 2011

by Chris Fiebrich, Oklahoma Climatological Survey It was bound to happen eventually.  The Oklahoma Mesonet has 120 weather stations across...

Interactive Slide Shows Joplin Before, After Tornado

Interactive Slide Shows Joplin Before, After Tornado

May 26, 2011

By now, most if not all of us know what happened in Joplin, Missouri, on Sunday, May 22, 2011: the...

Deadliest Tornado in Modern Era Slashes Missouri

May 23, 2011

It hasn’t even been a month since violent, history making tornadoes made headlines across the United States, and yet here...

Observing Memphis Flooding from Above

Observing Memphis Flooding from Above

May 17, 2011

The floodwaters of the Mississippi River continue their inexorable flow toward New Orleans and the Gulf of Mexico. Residents in...

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