Spotlight: AMS Annual Meeting Countdown!

Only one more month until the 95th Annual Meeting!

We want to let you know about the interesting events taking place during the week:

• Our Exhibit Hall is shaping up nicely for 2015.
• We hope your Sunday plans include a visit to WeatherFest, our public event for weather enthusiasts of all ages.
• Make sure you stop by the AMS Resource Center to learn about all info related to AMS and special Book Signings by AMS authors.
• We have over almost 900 poster presentations scheduled—don’t miss them!
• The AMS Student Conference Planning Committee (SCPC) is looking for judges for their 4th Annual Student Conference Poster Contest. If you are interested, please fill out this form.

Registration rates increase on 1 December!

Hotel rooms may be still available!

Check out our website to learn more about more exciting things going on at AMS 2015.

AMS Election Results are in. Thank you for voting!

The AMS Policy Program has launched a new website called the AMS Policy Forum! We invite all members of the weather, water, and climate community to share their experiences; the first survey, now posted, solicits feedback on experiences of how the Research to Operations (R2O) process works within the community. Results of this survey and others in the future will be available to decision makers in the Executive and Legislative branches. We hope to provide insights on important issues for the community.

Early registration deadline for Student Conference and Conference for Early Career Professionals

Did You Know?

The AMS offers many holiday gift options for weather enthusiasts! Browse our many well-reviewed and award-winning books and monographs and don’t forget to check out our weather related apparel and merchandise.

The AMS Policy Program hosted a Capitol Hill Briefing on Agricultural Runoff and Water Quality? in October. You can view the video of this and other past briefings online.

AMS provides free access to research published in the AMS journals to thousands of scientists and professionals in the developing world. Through AMS's partnership with OARE —an initiative aimed at getting environmental science research to those in developing countries—AMS is able to provide journal content to hundreds of libraries and research centers around the globe.