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New AMS Book Gets Behind the Camera

New AMS Book Gets Behind the Camera

June 16, 2010

I was seven years old when I first came under the spell of weather, both on television and outside. It...

Art and Science To Reign Together in Seattle

Art and Science To Reign Together in Seattle

June 8, 2010

Microbursts, photography, supercooling, sculpture, Alberta Clippers, painting, sea level rise, and more. If you’re curious about the connection between these...

Image Conscious

May 30, 2010

Right or wrong, people often tell tales about frequent disagreement between weather forecasts. Take a random example posted by the...

Hoping for XLVIII°F?

May 27, 2010

The Super Bowl is, of course, more than just a game. In fact, some might argue that the game is...

Not Sure How to Say Uncertainty?

May 21, 2010

A posting today on the Weather and Climate Discussion blog of the Department of Meteorology at the University of Reading...

Channeling Weather

May 21, 2010

Meteorologist Paul Huttner’s writes on his Minnesota Public Radio blog, “Updraft” about the launch today of a new cable TV...

Now the Science Is In Their Court

May 18, 2010

We … call for an end to McCarthy-like threats of criminal prosecution against our colleagues based on innuendo and guilt...

The Icelandic Eruption that Devastated Europe

May 18, 2010

In the wake of the recent eruption of the Eyjafjallajökull volcano in Iceland and the inconvenience it caused air travelers,...

Storms Add to Southern Problems

Storms Add to Southern Problems

May 5, 2010

In a region already dealing with the potentially devastating effects of the offshore oil drilling disaster, the southern United States...

In Asia, the Dust Never Sleeps

In Asia, the Dust Never Sleeps

April 19, 2010

Springtime sandstorms are common in China, but the spate of widespread blowing dust and sand and yellow skies in March...

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