News Releases

October 10, 2024
AMS Launches Free Content for Weather Enthusiasts with "Weather Band"
October 3, 2024
AMS Science Preview: Dollar value of forecasts; lightning suppression; "storm generator"
September 25, 2024
American Meteorological Society and Tornado Titans Partner to Increase Meteorology Engagement and Education
September 10, 2024
AMS Science Preview: "Hangover" currents, bird nest forecasting, rain & trains
August 26, 2024
American Meteorological Society Announces 2025 Weather, Water, and Climate Honorees
August 22, 2024
State of the Climate Report Confirms Record-High Global Temperatures
July 31, 2024
AMS Science Preview: Wind farms affect typhoons; homelessness and heatstroke; Seacor Power
June 13, 2024
Piloting Bilingual Scientific Weather Resources in English and Spanish
May 31, 2024
AMS Science Preview: Sea-ice loss may accelerate; tornadoes and flying cars
April 26, 2024
AMS Science Preview: Hawaiian climates; chronic pain; lightning-caused wildfire
February 27, 2024
Polar Climates Changing in Fundamental Ways
January 17, 2024
AMS Presidential Forum to Address "Climate Science as Service to Society"
December 21, 2023
AMS Awards First-Ever Certified Digital Meteorologist (CDM) Designations
December 13, 2023
American Meteorological Society Announces David J. Stensrud as New President-Elect
September 6, 2023
International report confirms record-high greenhouse gases, global sea level, and ocean heat in 2022
August 30, 2023
American Meteorological Society Announces 2024 Weather, Water, and Climate Honorees
June 30, 2023
American Meteorological Society Issues Statement Affirming Importance of Equity, Inclusion, and Justice
June 15, 2023
Researchers: "Sustainable Adaptation" Must Drive Climate Strategy
March 28, 2023
Climate Knowledge is Critical to Supporting the Workforce of the Future
August 31, 2022
International Report Confirms Record-High Greenhouse Gases, Sea Levels and Ocean Heat in 2021

The international annual review of the world’s climate, led by scientists from NOAA’s National Centers for Environmental Information and published by the Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society(AMS), is based on contributions from more than 530 scientists in over 60 countries. It provides the most comprehensive update on Earth’s climate indicators, notable weather events and other data collected by environmental monitoring stations and instruments located on land, water, ice and in space.