Weather, Water and Climate Enterprise
Field Notes
Author Interview: Thomas E. Weber
Paths to Improving Forecasts AMS sat down with author Thomas E. Weber to talk about his new book Cloud Warriors, ...
AMS Updates
The U.S. Weather Enterprise: A National Treasure at Risk
A Statement of the American Meteorological Society U.S. leadership in scientific innovation is at risk due to the recent and...
Across AMS
AMS Offers Direct Support to the Weather, Water, and Climate Community
From the AMS Executive Committee and Executive Staff Over the past week, we have seen significant changes, including actual and...
AMS Programs
On Recent Executive Orders and the Weather and Climate Enterprise
A Message from AMS President David J. Stensrud In recent weeks the new administration has been rolling out executive orders...
Across AMS, Conference Spotlight
AMS 2025 Session Highlight: WRN Asks “What If…?”
For the third year in a row, the AMS Symposium on Building a Weather-Ready Nation (AMSWRN) will host its highly...
AMS Programs
What’s the Value of a Weather Forecast?
Highlights from the CoFU2 study: Part 2 By Jeffrey K. Lazo This is part two of my summary of the...
AMS Programs
How Does the U.S. Public Get its Weather Forecasts?
Highlights from the CoFU2 Study: Part 1 By Jeffrey K. Lazo, PhD In 2006, I, my National Center for Atmospheric...
Across AMS, Conference Spotlight, From AMS Journals
Community Modeling and the Future of Numerical Weather Prediction
A 2024 AMS Summer Community Meeting highlight The AMS Weather Enterprise Study will provide a comprehensive picture of the shifting...
Conference Spotlight, From AMS Journals
What’s the Future of Weather Decision-Making?
A 2024 AMS Summer Community Meeting highlight The AMS Summer Community Meeting drew exceptional attendance and engagement this year as...
Across AMS, Conference Spotlight, From AMS Journals
How is Weather Research Changing?
A 2024 AMS Summer Community Meeting highlight The AMS Summer Community Meeting (SCM) drew exceptional attendance and engagement this year...
