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Extreme weather is hitting all parts of the globe.
The northern Japanese town of Aomori has 1.7 meters of snow (on 3 Feb) - the most in 40 years, according to Japanese Meteorological Agency.
WMO news roundup
https://wmo.int/media/news/extreme-heat-cold-precipitation-and-fires-mark-start-of-2026
Attendees raising their cards at the Women in Atmospheric Sciences luncheon.
AMS past president Anjuli Bamzai taking photo of president Alan Sealls at the Meet the President event at the AMS Booth.
Panelist Antonio Busalacchi speaking at the town hall meeting.
Attendees line dancing at the Wednesday Night Live event.
#AMS2026 Highlights for 28 January:
๐ป Women in Atmospheric Sciences Luncheon
โ๏ธ Meet AMS Presidents event
โ๏ธ Breaking News town hall meeting
๐ Wednesday Night Live social event
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Attendees listening to the Presidential Forum. Photo credit: Dee Zunker Photography.
Attendees posing for a picture at the Wednesday Night Live event.
Attendees chatting during the Poster Session.
At this year's Annual Meeting, we were thrilled to welcome over 6,000 registered attendees from over 55 countries, and featured 2,434 oral presentations, and 1,218 posters.
Thank you for joining #AMS2026, and we look forward to seeing you in Denver, CO, 10โ14 January 2027, for #AMS2027๐
Chapter officers clapping at the local chapter breakfast.
The 2025 AMS scholarship and fellowship recipients.
Attendees chatting at the Poster Session.
A session from the Richard Stolarski Symposium.
#AMS2026 Highlights for 27 January:
๐ฅ Local chapter officer's breakfast
๐ Scholarship & fellowship recipient luncheon
๐ซ Poster sessions
๐ Richard Stolarski Symposium
The moderator speaking at the Presidential Session.
Attendees presenting their posters at the Wakimoto Symposium Poster Session.
Attendees chatting and networking at the AMS Booth.
Attendees talking to a professional at the 12th Annual Speed Networking Event.
#AMS2026 Highlights for 26 January:
โก๏ธ First day of the 106th Annual Meeting
โ๏ธ Roger M. Wakimoto Symposium
๐ฅ The Exhibit Hall opened with over 85 organizations
๐ The 12th Annual Speed Networking Event
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Trump denies disaster declarations for Colorado fires, flooding: โWe wonโt stop fightingโ trib.al/wfmTdLL
Photo of a lightning strike. "Scott's Bluff" by Isaac Schluesche was a finalist in the AMS 2024 Photo Contest
New AMS Statement: Dismantling NSFโs National Center for Atmospheric Research would weaken U.S. leadership in weather, water, and climate science, putting public safety at risk.
For more than 60 years, NSF NCAR has improved forecasts and early warnings that save lives. More: https://bit.ly/4q6eChn
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The 106th Annual Meeting online program is now available!
Check out:
๐ 40+ conferences and symposia
๐ Exhibitors
๐ Special events
๐ Program highlights
๐ And more โ all in one place
Discover sessions that interest you and register by 3 December for discounted rates: https://bit.ly/43KN1ZE #AMS2026
Image description: Digital tablet displaying the cover of 'EGU - The November 2025 Issue' the Loupe newsletter. Text reads: ' As winter draws close here in the northern hemisphere, our thoughts at EGU have turned to the ways that we are all interconnected, not only through science, but through community. Guest author Bob Bateman, creator of the 'EarthquakeNearMe' initative talks about how people are seeking connection with science, even in moments of risk. "People donโt search for โmoment tensor solutions.โ They search for โearthquake near me.โ This linguistic clue tells us something powerful: the public doesnโt want less science, they want science that feels close." As our GeoTalk interviewee this month, author and geoscientist Anjana Khatwa also says "Despite being the fundamental basis upon which all life systems depend, our emotional engagement with rock in the western world remains cold and distant... To counter this narrative...'
The LOUPE, #EGU #Newsletter, for November is now live!
Stay updated on all EGU events, activities and most important upcoming application deadlinesโ all in one place!
Check it out: egu.eu/1L6WVD
Are you an EGU member and haven't received the Unionโs email newsletter?
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๐จOnly five days left to secure early registration rates!
Join us for the full week or a single day, either in person or virtually. In-person attendees also get free access to our professional headshot studio in the Exhibit Hall ๐ธ
Register by Wednesday, 3 December 5:00 PM ET: https://bit.ly/49rWIjA
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Image description: Digital tablet displaying the cover of 'EGU - The October 2025 Issue' the Loupe newsletter. Text reads: 'It's spooky season here in Europe, and that means that ghost stories and folklore make their way into the light, but what happens if you are a professional 'hauntologist'?! Simon Clark spoke with Elizabeth Case, a researcher who studies the 'ghosts' of glacial landscapes. "Itโs not all metaphorical: glaciers haunt from far away in time and space. Most people wonโt go to Antarctica or Greenland; their interaction with ice is through sea level." Elizabeth comments. "Glaciers bring the past into the present by responding to climate over multiple timescales: long-melted glaciers haunt us, as terraformers that shaped the land." Read the full interview here. We also learned about how climate models are uncovering the shadows of past eruptions in a blog by Asmae Ourkiya on a recently published study on the Samalas volcanic eruption of 1257 in Indonesia, and the massive impact it had on global climate. This month we announced the winners of the Public Engagement Grants and the Science Journalism Fellowships, congratulations to all our winners! The EGU26 call for abstracts is now open - you have until 13:00CET, 15 January 2026 to submit your abstract, but if you want to apply for financial support the deadline for submission is 13:00CET, 1 December - so don't delay! You can also now apply to support your community at EGU26 by volunteering to our Peer Support programme that helps General Assembly novices navigate the meeting! Apply to take part by 31 March 2026.'
The LOUPE, #EGU #Newsletter, for October is now live!
Stay updated on all EGU events, activities and most important upcoming application deadlinesโ all in one place!
Check it out: egu.eu/1XRSW9
Are you an EGU member and haven't received the Unionโs email newsletter?
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Attendees chatting during coffee break at the 105th Annual Meeting.
๐ Registration for the 106th Annual Meeting is open!
Take 5 minutes now to renew your 2026 AMS membership so you can register for the meeting with a deep discount.
โก๏ธRenew your membership now: https://bit.ly/3Ixxpl6
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๐๏ธ Registration is now open for the 106th Annual Meeting in Houston, TX & online!
Join 40+ conferences and symposia on topics like coastal environment, atmospheric chemistry, fire weather, & weather radar.
Register by 3 December for #AMS2026 discounted rates: https://bit.ly/3J0pug8
#EGU26 is already on its way ๐!
Abstract submissions are officially open until 15 January 2026, 13:00 CET.
Let the journey begin and submit your abstract NOW!
๐ Visit https://www.egu26.eu/ for more information!
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www.dpri.kyoto-u.ac.jp/news/24113/
I am excited to announce that my paper describing the observed relationships between DSDs and environmental conditions has been published in ACP!
doi.org/10.5194/acp-...
The government shutdown will halt some federal research at agencies already struggling with staff and funding cuts ๐งช
eos.org/research-and...
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Attendees listening to a session.
Attendees in session.
Attendees grabbing food and coffee during coffee break.
The Awards Ceremony and Closing Remarks.
That's a wrap on the @ams41radar.bsky.social Conference!
Thank you to all who attended, presented, and sponsored๐ซ We hope you left #AMS41Radar with new insights and meaningful connections.
Attendees listening to a session.
Attendees grabbing coffee and food during coffee break.
Attendees viewing the poster during poster session.
Attendees gathering for the icebreaker reception.
Day 1 of #AMS41Radar โ๏ธ
What an incredible start to the 41st International Conference on Radar Meteorology! From engaging sessions to an unforgettable icebreaker reception, today was a blast.
We can't wait to see what tomorrow brings ๐ซ
