Reminder to nominate a colleague for an AMS Board on Societal Impacts award! Form closes today! Form: forms.gle/jpoVJx7mGHfC...
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Reminder to nominate a colleague for an AMS Board on Societal Impacts award! Form closes today! Form: forms.gle/jpoVJx7mGHfC...
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Reminder! Nominate a colleague for an AMS Board on Societal Impacts award by June 5th! Form: forms.gle/AKiktKtRaDAT...
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Nominate a colleague for an AMS Board on Societal Impacts award by June 5th! The BSI annually recognizes a member of the societal impacts community for outstanding early career professional, service, or distinguished scientific/technical accomplishment: docs.google.com/forms/d/16Aa...
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This webinar will provide perspectives from persons across the weather and climate spectrum on their 'passion journey' in the atmospheric sciences. Topics such as navigating unexpected twists, balancing passion with 'life needs' and advice for early career scientists will be explored.
This webinar will provide perspectives from persons across the weather and climate spectrum on their 'passion journey' in the atmospheric sciences. Topics such as navigating unexpected twists, balancing passion with 'life needs' and advice for early career scientists will be explored.
Nominate a colleague for an AMS Board on Societal Impacts award by June 5th! The BSI annually recognizes a member of the societal impacts community for outstanding early career professional, service, or distinguished scientific/technical accomplishment: docs.google.com/forms/d/16Aa...
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The deadline for session topics for the 22nd Symposium on Societal Applications at #AMS2027 is just around the corner. Get your session topic ideas in by Thursday! ams.confex.com/ams/107ANNUA...
The Abstract deadline for the 8th Conference on Weather Warnings and Communication has been extended! Get your abstracts in by Thursday, March 26th!
🕝 Deadline extended! Did you know that, among the eight conferences at the AMS Madison Summit, the 32nd Conference on Severe Local Storms is one of them ⛈️? Explore all conferences at #AMSMadisonSummit. The new deadline is 26 March. Submit now: bit.ly/47ItVFs
We can't wait to see you at #AMS2026 for the 21st Symposium on Societal Applications and 14th Symposium on Building a Weather Ready Nation. Safe travels to everyone on their way in!
#AMS2026 is just around the corner! We hope to see you around the 21st Symposium on Societal Applications and 14th Symposium on Building a Weather Ready Nation. Everyone is welcome at our Societal Impacts Networking Reception on Tuesday (1/27) in the Hilton, Room 343 at 7:00 PM!
🌟 Exciting AMS Meeting Opportunity! 🌟 We’re looking for volunteers to chair sessions at the 21st Symposium on Societal Applications during #AMS2026! If you’re passionate about weather, climate, and society we’d love to have you join us. Comment below to get more details!
Societal Applications Student presenters and early-career professionals — apply now for a travel allowance up to $195 to attend the 2026 AMS Annual Meeting! For more information & to apply, visit: bit.ly/4hE5wF6 Deadline: November 7, 2025
21st Symposium on Societal Applications: Policy, Research and Practice
The 106th AMS Annual Meeting will take place from 25 to 26 January, 2026 in Houston, Texas.
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The Societal Applications and Building a Weather Ready Nation Symposia have both extended abstract deadlines to Wednesday, August 27th at 5:00 PM. You have a few more days to submit, so get those abstracts in! bit.ly/3HZltIb
Call for Papers
The 106th AMS Annual Meeting will take place from 25 to 26 January, 2026 in Houston, Texas.
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Need a bit more time to submit your abstract? Most programs have extended their deadline to Wednesday, 27 August! Please note: Not all programs have extended the deadline. Check here for details: bit.ly/3HZltIb #AMS2026
TODAY is the deadline to submit abstracts for the 106th Annual AMS Meeting. We are excited to see what everyone has submitted to Societal Applications and Building a Weather Ready Nation. #AMS2026 Submit now: bit.ly/3HZltIb
Call for Papers
The 106th AMS Annual Meeting will take place from 25 to 26 January, 2026 in Houston, Texas.
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⚡Last chance! Tomorrow is the LAST day to submit an abstract for the 106th Annual Meeting. The deadline is 5:00 PM ET on 21 August 🔐 Don’t wait until the last minute — submit yours today: https://bit.ly/3HZltIb #AMS2026
The deadline for abstracts for Societal Applications and Building a Weather Ready Nation has been extended to August 21st! Get your abstracts in, and we hope to see you in Houston in 2026!
🚨Deadline extended! Still working on your abstract for the 106th Annual Meeting? Good news — you’ve got more time ✍️ The extended deadline is 21 August at 5:00 PM ET. Learn more: bit.ly/3HZltIb #ams2026
We are in the final week for abstract submissions for #AMS2026! Get your applications in for the Weather Ready Nation Symposium and the Societal Applications Symposium by Thursday!
📢 Only three days left to submit an abstract for the 106th Annual Meeting! Don't miss this opportunity to share your research and collaborate with the weather, water, and climate community. Submit by 5:00 PM ET on 14 August: bit.ly/3HZltIb #AMS2026
Join us tomorrow for our panel about different career paths at the intersection of weather and society. Everyone is welcome and we especially encourage students and early career professionals! Register here: bit.ly/44hleRp
Session proposals for the 2026 AMS Annual Meeting close today! Consider submitting a session topic that deserve specific attention, or that highlights critical research, policy, or practice to Symposium on Societal Applications and Building a Weather Ready Nation. annual.ametsoc.org/2026/program...
Call for Session Topic Proposals
The 106th AMS Annual Meeting will take place from 25 to 26 January, 2026 in Houston, Texas.
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The AMS Board on Societal Impacts has joined Bluesky! We are a board of scientists, practitioners, and policymakers who have an interest in supporting those who work at the intersection of weather, climate, and society. Keep an eye out for some exciting things we are working on this year!