The 2027 AMS Scholarships and Fellowships applications are now open!
Available Opportunities:
✏️Graduate Fellowships
✏️Graduate Fellowship in the History of Science
✏️First-Year Undergraduate Scholarships
✏️Senior Named Scholarships
Learn more and apply: https://t.co/8fKCy4Bv9H
In “hothouse” climates, Earth’s atmosphere holds vastly more water vapor, but there are limits.
A simplified physical modeling study in #JClimate suggests Earth’s max. average rainfall occurs at avg. temperatures of 300–360 K (current average is ~288 K): https://t.co/JHW4W9g3Rp
⏰ Less than 48 hours left to vote for our future leadership!
AMS voting members, don't miss your chance to choose the leaders who reflect your values and vision. Vote by tomorrow, 11 November at 11:59 PM ET: https://t.co/zZnucN1q2h
🛎️AMS Elections are NOW open
President-Elect Candidates:
Melissa Burt, Sue Ellen Haupt
Council Candidates:
Heidi Centola, Tim Hall, Daniel Rothenberg, Jennifer Call, Pamela Heinselman, David McCarren, Christopher Davis, Everette Joseph, Nicholas Metz
🔗 https://t.co/zZnucN1q2h
TIME named U.S. Climate Collection lead Melissa Kenney on the #TIME100Climate list!
Congrats, Melissa! Thanks to you, co-organizers Robert Kopp & Costa Samaras, and all authors and collaborators in this joint AMS-AGU initiative advancing climate science: https://t.co/VcOgDiROLj
2026 has been a year filled with innovations to NOAA's operational prediction modeling suite 🤖📈
In this Get to Know NOAA webinar, experts will discuss one of the most significant updates to NOAA's regional modeling suite.
Register today: https://t.co/W68hUxc9hg
Don't forget to join us tomorrow as panelists with diverse accessibility needs share perspectives and discuss ways to improve accessibility across all areas of professional and academic life.
Register now: https://t.co/w690qDPEQm
An #AMS2027 Presidential Session will center career development for emerging scientists and new professionals.
Hear from session chair Dr. Kandis Boyd about what to expect from "Empowerment through Education: The Next Generation of Meteorologists": https://t.co/CNPnRE6YSk
🔬Happy #NationalSTEMDay!
STEM education fuels the future of weather, water, and climate science—inspiring innovators from meteorology to space exploration 🌩️🚀
Explore resources and dive into science, tech, engineering, and math with AMS: https://t.co/rmK2BeSjyF #NOV8
You are invited to join a webinar titled “World Through My Eyes: Student Accessibility in Academia Beyond the Classroom” organized by @amsbraid to raise awareness and promote meaningful dialogue invisible disabilities, including ADHD, OCD, BPD, ASD. @ametsoc#disabilityawareness
In this webinar, join panelists with diverse accessibility needs as they share perspectives and discuss ways to improve accessibility across all areas of professional and academic life.
Register here: https://t.co/w690qDPEQm
A broad coalition of organizations opposed to politicizing the federal grantmaking process has alerted lawmakers that federal agencies are implementing politicization provisions—in direct defiance of Congress.
Read the letter: https://t.co/O76BMQ94CY
Addressing climate & water challenges requires more than science—it requires aligning governance, technology, & society 🖼️
Join experts to reflect on how to better connect planetary observations with decisions that empower people.
Register for #AMS2027: https://t.co/IuTPQ4zd7y
Congratulations to Kristen Kaliski, who recently earned the CAT designation!
Learn more about the Certified AMS Teacher (CAT) program: https://t.co/xAPMzWqY8S
✅ Voted in the midterms? Don't forget to vote for your 2027 AMS President-Elect and Council!
Cast your ballot to ensure AMS leadership reflects your priorities and shapes the future of our weather, water, and climate enterprise.
Vote by 11 November ⏳: https://t.co/zZnucN1q2h
What can Laura Ingalls Wilder teach us about weather and climate📜?
On AMS Headlines, meteorologist and author Barbara Boustead discusses Wilder Weather, connecting historical weather events, science communication, and lessons for today.
Read more: https://t.co/sYVbuYGyH7
Join us tomorrow as panelists share experiences balancing professional responsibilities with graduate studies and provide invaluable guidance to those who are navigating or considering this dual path 🗺️
Register today: https://t.co/Ddq0Eohyoi
Congratulations to Rodney Cuevas, Louis Bowers, Isha Renta López (@isharenta), Jordan Van Auken, Derek Beasley (@DerekBeasleyWX), Jeffrey Duda, and Brian Monahan (@BMonahanWSB), who recently earned the CCM designation!
Learn more about the CCM program: https://t.co/LjsRNc5AYa
Don't forget to join us tomorrow as panelists share examples of community-engaged research, risk communication, and policy applications that make science more accessible, actionable, and impactful.
Register now: https://t.co/071d3L2KOg
Galleries, libraries, archives, and museums in the northeastern U.S. and the Great Plains experience a higher threat of flash floods than other regions, finds a study in #WeaClimateSoc by @jtrepGEO and colleagues.
Read the paper: https://t.co/VQh1z304Ch