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Mt. Washington's World Record Wind Toppled

Mt. Washington's World Record Wind Toppled

January 26, 2010

It stood for 62 years and helped earn New Hampshire’s 6,288-foot Mt. Washington the distinction of having the World’s Worst...

AMS on NPR

January 23, 2010

NPR reporter Jon Hamilton was in Atlanta for the AMS Annual Meeting, searching for the effects of the hacked climate...

An Expanding Security Role for the Military

An Expanding Security Role for the Military

January 21, 2010

On Tuesday, the Introduction to Environmental Security and Climate Change presented by John Lanicci and James Ramsay of Embry-Riddle Aeronautical...

NPOESS Imager Delivered

NPOESS Imager Delivered

January 21, 2010

This week, while the National Polar-orbiting Operational Environmental Satellite System was a hot topic at the AMS Annual Meeting, Northrop...

A Plea for Collaboration

January 20, 2010

Wednesday’s panel discussion on the Evolution of Hydromet and Climate Services emphasized the need for the health and climate communities...

Weather and Water at the Robert E. Horton Lecture
International Dinner Provides Global Flavor
"An Incredible Experience"
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"An Incredible Experience"

January 20, 2010

The AMS/UCAR Congressional Science Fellowship is a unique opportunity for scientists to become involved in the policy process on Capitol...

We Told You There Would Be Cake. . .

We Told You There Would Be Cake. . .

January 19, 2010

. . . but we may have neglected to mention that it would be the coolest weather-related cake you’ve ever...

A World View at the International Forum
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