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The Rules of Removal

February 21, 2010

Like everything in life, snow removal has its rules and someone is always going to be unhappy with them. This...

"Carbon Copy" Satellite Budgeted

"Carbon Copy" Satellite Budgeted

February 16, 2010

Last year, NASA’s Orbiting Carbon Observatory left climate scientists disappointed when it failed before it even began. The $278 million...

Olympic-Sized Fear: No Snow

Olympic-Sized Fear: No Snow

February 11, 2010

The Vancouver Winter Olympics begin on Friday with the first-ever opening ceremonies held indoors. That decision seems prescient on the...

This Day's for You

This Day's for You

February 5, 2010

Paul Piorek, weathercaster for the local cable service News 12 in Connecticut, leads a busy life working a demanding shift...

AMS Climate Briefing to Examine Health Issues

AMS Climate Briefing to Examine Health Issues

February 4, 2010

A search for the word “health” in the AMS Annual Meeting conference program brings up more than 180 hits, highlighting...

A Record Nearly Lost in the Wind

February 4, 2010

A lot of fanfare surrounded the announcement in January (including our post here) that Barrow Island, a Brooklyn-size spot of...

Kenneth Spengler, 1915-2010

Kenneth Spengler, 1915-2010

January 29, 2010

AMS Executive Director Emeritus Kenneth C. Spengler, a vital force in the growth of the AMS after World War II,...

Security and Climate Panel Videos

January 29, 2010

Yesterday, Clean Skies News, the energy and environment network, posted several videos from the AMS meeting in Atlanta. They focused...

NCAR Appoints Roger Wakimoto Director

NCAR Appoints Roger Wakimoto Director

January 27, 2010

Roger M. Wakimoto, an associate director and senior scientist at the National Center for Atmospheric Research (NCAR) in Boulder, Colorado,...

Is Science Messy Enough for You?

January 27, 2010

Brooks Garner, broadcast meteorologist with WIS-TV in Columbia, South Carolina, shares on his blog some interesting impressions from the climate...

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