Steven Jones | Solo | Dec 10, 2024
AMS Staff | Webinar | Dec 6, 2024
AMS Staff | News Item | Dec 1, 2024
Kevin is responsible for providing weather forecast and weather safety information to University
of Oklahoma stakeholders and direct forecast and weather decision making for hundreds of
events annually on the OU Campus.
AMS Staff | News Item | Nov 24, 2024
As the global climate continues to warm, one may find themselves wondering what kind of temperatures their hometown might experience in the future. The University of Maryland (UM) Center for Environmental Science has developed a new interactive website map called Future Urban Climates that provid
AMS Staff | News Item | Nov 17, 2024
Stephanie Herring, chief of the Geophysical Science Branch at NOAA’s National Centers for Environmental Information in Boulder, Colorado, on helpful skills for someone looking to be employed in the climate world. For more, listen to the Clear Skies Ahead podcast at https://blubrry.com/clear
AMS Staff | News Item | Oct 28, 2024
Kim Klockow McClain, UCAR senior social scientist supporting the National Weather Service in Norman, Oklahoma, on the expanding opportunities for people coming into the social sciences. For more, listen to the Clear Skies Ahead podcast (https://blubrry.com/clear_skies_ahead/), with new episodes r
AMS Staff | News Item | Oct 9, 2024
“We’re not talking about intensification out in the middle of the ocean. We’re talking about it happening right at the coastline, where it matters most.”
—Karthik Balaguru of the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL), on new research he led that shows
AMS Staff | Webinar | Sep 26, 2024
Tropical Storm Helene hit Florida on Thursday. Watch for a recorded live webinar with Josh Wurman and Karen Kosiba from their Doppler on Wheels, moderated by Jen Walton of Girls Who Chase, as they track the storm in real time.
AMS Staff | News Item | Sep 23, 2024
Many streams and rivers in remote Alaskan locations are turning orange, possibly from thawing permafrost releasing metal ores into the water. By combining remote sensing, field work, and crowdsourced observations of nearly 600 miles of northern Alaska’s Brooks Range, researchers discovered
Bob Henson | News Item | Aug 30, 2024
Bob Henson provides tips for discussing climate change in everyday conversations, focusing on clear, relatable communication without overwhelming others with facts. He emphasizes addressing common misconceptions and maintaining a hopeful tone to encourage constructive dialogue.