It’s election season at AMS! Each fall, eligible AMS members select a President-Elect and AMS Council representatives, and voting is now officially open until November 11. Visit the AMS Election ...

We’re highlighting the people of AMS, supporting the theme for our upcoming 107th Annual Meeting, “PEOPLE: People Educated On ...

Meteorologists need to remain adaptive and embrace new technologies and the associated changes they bring to our task.

In recognition of her groundbreaking contributions to paleoclimate modeling and her work advancing understanding of Earth’s ...

Tom Sorrells, Amy Sweezey, and Rob Eicher each built long careers in television before finding their way into new chapters.

Dust aerosols are the most abundant type of aerosols on land, making up half of all tropospheric aerosols. Approximately 2 billion tons of dust are lifted into the Earth’s atmosphere each year. Driven ...

In late July, I traveled to the U.S. Capitol. While many tourists were there on vacation, it wasn’t actually a vacation for ...

We’re highlighting the people of AMS, supporting the theme for our upcoming 107th Annual Meeting, “PEOPLE: People Educated On Planet... Tom Sorrells, Amy Sweezey, and Rob Eicher each built long ...

In recognition of her groundbreaking contributions to paleoclimate modeling and her work advancing understanding of Earth’s climate system across time scales, Otto-Bliesner is the recipient of the ...

Patrick C. Burke1 In the early hours of August 21, 2021, an extreme rainfall event set a 24-h gauge record for Tennessee and spurred a flood wave that devastated the small city of ...

The American Meteorological Society is excited to announce the launch of a new journal for short-form articles. To be launched early in 2027, this yet-to-be-named journal will publish ...

A rare snowfall on saguaro cacti in Tucson, Arizona, in early March 2023, taken from Xubin Zeng’s backyard. In contrast to that wet winter over the southwest United States, the seasonal prediction ...