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Cloud Tracker: Satellite Imagery and the Pioneering Work of Tetsuya Fujita

May 17, 2021, by W. Paul Menzel

Today we rely so heavily on satellite imagery for understanding, predicting, and maintaining life-safety in weat ...

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Which Weather Station is Right for You?

May 18, 2021
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"Our Weather Is Not the Only Weather"

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Fern Kirkman: The First American Woman to Earn a Degree in Meteorology

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Buoy Observations During the 1993 "Storm of the Century"

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Tracks of Low Pressure Areas from March 1888

Mar 11, 2021 | AMS Staff

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Creating a Forecast for Your Location: Procedure and Analysis for the Amateur Weather Enthusiast

May 11, 2021

Can We Predict Weather on Mars as We Do on Earth?

May 11, 2021

November 10, 1967: NASA's First Color Picture of the Earth

May 11, 2021

Call in the Birds! Collecting Meteorological Data using Avian Bioplatforms

Apr 21, 2021

A Day in the Life of Stratocumulus

Apr 9, 2021

A Smattering of Books for the Amateur Weather Enthusiast

Apr 7, 2021

#SafePlaceSelfie: Saving Lives One Selfie at a Time

Mar 30, 2021

13 April Fool's Jokes for the Atmospheric, Space, and Weather Crowd

Apr 27, 2021

Mission Critical: Weather Prediction for Space Launches

Mar 26, 2021

History and Records of the Automatic Weather Station on Denali Pass Part II: The Data

Mar 22, 2021

"One of the coldest and most savage spots on earth": History and Records of the Automatic Weather Station on Denali

Mar 11, 2021

Making WAVES: Women Meteorologists in World War II

Mar 9, 2021

Cloud Tracker: Satellite Imagery and the Pioneering Work of Tetsuya Fujita

Q&A With Davis Instruments

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"Our Weather Is Not the Only Weather"

Fern Kirkman: The First American Woman to Earn a Degree in Meteorology

Buoy Observations During the 1993 "Storm of the Century"

Tracks of Low Pressure Areas from March 1888

March Events Around the Web

Learn. Explore. Connect.

Inside the Hurricane Hunters

Understanding and Predicting Tornadoes

Sports and Lightning Safety

Thunderstorm Photography Webinar: Capturing the Storm One "Flash" at a Time

Support the National Weather Museum!

What's Your Favorite Weather Myth?

The World of Weather

A global community of weather enthusiasts
is waiting for you.

Creating a Forecast for Your Location: Procedure and Analysis for the Amateur Weather Enthusiast

Can We Predict Weather on Mars as We Do on Earth?

November 10, 1967: NASA's First Color Picture of the Earth

Call in the Birds! Collecting Meteorological Data using Avian Bioplatforms

A Day in the Life of Stratocumulus

A Smattering of Books for the Amateur Weather Enthusiast

#SafePlaceSelfie: Saving Lives One Selfie at a Time

13 April Fool's Jokes for the Atmospheric, Space, and Weather Crowd

Mission Critical: Weather Prediction for Space Launches

History and Records of the Automatic Weather Station on Denali Pass Part II: The Data

"One of the coldest and most savage spots on earth": History and Records of the Automatic Weather Station on Denali

Making WAVES: Women Meteorologists in World War II

Cloud Tracker: Satellite Imagery and the Pioneering Work of Tetsuya Fujita

Q&A With Davis Instruments

Which Weather Station is Right for You?

News and Events

May Events

"Our Weather Is Not the Only Weather"

Fern Kirkman: The First American Woman to Earn a Degree in Meteorology

Buoy Observations During the 1993 "Storm of the Century"

Tracks of Low Pressure Areas from March 1888

March Events Around the Web

Learn. Explore. Connect.

Inside the Hurricane Hunters

Understanding and Predicting Tornadoes

Sports and Lightning Safety

Thunderstorm Photography Webinar: Capturing the Storm One "Flash" at a Time

Support the National Weather Museum!

What's Your Favorite Weather Myth?

The World of Weather

A global community of weather enthusiasts is waiting for you.

Creating a Forecast for Your Location: Procedure and Analysis for the Amateur Weather Enthusiast

Can We Predict Weather on Mars as We Do on Earth?

November 10, 1967: NASA's First Color Picture of the Earth

Call in the Birds! Collecting Meteorological Data using Avian Bioplatforms

A Day in the Life of Stratocumulus

A Smattering of Books for the Amateur Weather Enthusiast

#SafePlaceSelfie: Saving Lives One Selfie at a Time

13 April Fool's Jokes for the Atmospheric, Space, and Weather Crowd

Mission Critical: Weather Prediction for Space Launches

History and Records of the Automatic Weather Station on Denali Pass Part II: The Data

"One of the coldest and most savage spots on earth": History and Records of the Automatic Weather Station on Denali

Making WAVES: Women Meteorologists in World War II

A global community of weather enthusiasts
is waiting for you.