Our committee is looking for volunteers to judge the Hydrology Student Competition at the 2026 AMS Annual Meeting!💧 If you are interested, please submit more information about yourself and which sessions you'd be interested in judging using this form: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F...

⏰ Today is the LAST day to secure early-bird discounts for the 106th Annual Meeting! Don't miss the chance to save $100 if you're an AMS member joining us hybrid for the whole week💰 Register before 5:00 PM ET today: https://bit.ly/4pFAnUe #AMS2026

📢 Our Committee is looking for volunteers to judge the Hydrology Student Competition at the 2026 AMS Annual Meeting! If you are interested, please submit more information about yourself and which sessions you'd be interested in judging using this form: forms.gle/AaNz4ViroSXN...

Congratulations to one of our own AMS Hydrology Committee members!

My latest for @science.org: A remarkable set of high-resolution climate model runs, computed over 900 (!) days of supercomputing time, are revealing how warming-induced changes to Earth's wind patterns due can prime huge spikes in extreme rainfall. But the MESACLIP runs also do much more than that.

✨Expand your expertise with short courses! Learn from leading experts on topics such as space weather, weather satellites, AI, Python frameworks—offered in person or hybrid at the 106th Annual Meeting. Find a course and add it to your #AMS2026 registration: https://bit.ly/3L2YVYz

Need some reading while delayed in an airport today? Climate change is adding more bumps to the friendly skies New research in Weather & Climate Dynamics via @egu.eu: storms are becoming more intense, frequent, & shifting tracks, bringing stronger winds/turbulence, especially during 🛬 &🛫

📝 A variety of precipitation datasets have emerged over the decades. While offering significant opportunities, this abundance of data creates a new challenge: which dataset should we use? 👩🏽‍💻 This @ametsoc-radar.bsky.social article has suggestions: journals.ametsoc.org/view/journal... #WaterWednesday

Calling all students! Don't forget to register for the @ametsoc.org student conference, which will be held Jan 24-25 in Houston! Register before Dec 3 for the early bird rate. annual.ametsoc.org/2026/attend/...

The program for the 2026 @ametsoc.org Annual Meeting is officially released! 📆 Curious what the💧Conference on Hydrology💧has in store for you? Take a look at our conference "at a glance"! Explore full program here: ams.confex.com/ams/106ANNUA... We hope you join us in Houston in January!

Great to see my PhD student Aziz is featured in the Florida Water & Climate Alliance's webinar as a Rising Star in Water and Climate. He presented his research on using remote sensing & deep learning for mapping flood extents during major events.

📌 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. ➡️Renew your membership now: https://bit.ly/3Ixxpl6

There’s lightning—and then there’s megaflash lightning. ⚡ In Oct 2017, one flash stretched 515 miles from east Texas to Kansas City. The @wmo-global.bsky.social recently confirmed it as the longest lightning flash in U.S. history. #WaterWednesday www.popsci.com/environment/...

Are you getting the most out of your AMS Student Membership? ✔️ AMS scholarships, fellowships, and travel grants ✔️ Annual Student Conference opportunities ✔️ Live webinars and recordings ✔️ Career advising portal and career center ✔️ And more! All for just $20/year. Renew here: https://bit.ly/3Ixxpl6

Register for the 2026 Annual Meeting before the early registration deadline of December 3!

💧 #WaterWednesday: The "predictability desert" Between weather forecasts & climate projections lies a gap: 2 weeks-2 months out. This S2S timescale is crucial for water management but remains a weak link in forecasting. New call for scientists to join forces: eos.org/opinions/sci...

💧 Explore the first nationwide assessment of water availability from the USGS. The National Water Availability Assessment covers how much water we have, its quality, & how it's used—for people & ecosystems. 📘 Read more: water.usgs.gov/vizlab/water... #WaterWednesday #WaterScience #federalresearch

🎺 Get ready, New Orleans! The science world’s biggest gathering is heading your way. #VisitNewOrleans welcomes scientists from around the globe to #AGU25, where we’ll connect through discovery, collaboration, and community. Don’t miss it—register now at AGU.org/agu25

Thank you to everyone who applied to be on our committee!! Typically, we would notify applicants of the results by the end of October. However, between a record number of applicants and the shutdown, the selection process is taking a bit longer. Thank you for your patience!

Did you know that @ametsoc.org offers a Substack channel!? Called "Weather with a Twist", it offers short, free, whimsical dispatches about the latest research in meteorology, courtesy of the AMS's education team. #WaterWednesday 🔗https://weathertwist.substack.com/

🌧️ Join @nationalacademies.org for a virtual workshop on Extreme Rainfall in Mountainous Terrain – exploring challenges in observing & modeling warm-season precipitation. 🗓️ Nov 2025 🔗 www.nationalacademies.org/event/45551_... #ExtremeWeather #Hydrology #ClimateScience #PMP

Did you know that there is a network of volunteer observers across the US that measure precipitation every day? This effort is called the Community Collaborative Rain, Hail, and Snow Network -- or "CoCoRaHS"! Become an observer today! cocorahs.org #WaterWednesday

Researchers found that strong wave breaking along the shore can produce large amounts of sea spray aerosols (SSA), significantly increasing both the number of cloud condensation nuclei and the mass of airborne particles in coastal regions. More about their study in SSA: https://bit.ly/4n8Iwjq

📢 Just last month, @ametsoc.org released the State of the Climate in 2024 — a special supplement to BAMS. The cover image? A powerful reminder: flood damage in Asheville, NC from Hurricane Helene (Sept 2024) 🔗Read more: journals.ametsoc.org/view/journal... #WaterWednesday #StateoftheClimate

Only a few more days left! Apply by MONDAY Sep 15th to join the AMS Committee on Hydrology. We're a volunteer group passionate about all things water-related, and we're looking for 6 new members to join the team! Submit your CV/resume and a statement of interest here: forms.gle/qKdsLTTK1k9e...

On this #WaterWednesday, we are highlighting #drought in the Western US. NOAA's NIDIS has launched a special communications effort for the coming water year to alert economic sectors and the public in the West about water supply risks. Read more here: www.drought.gov/news/western...

We are excited to announce openings for SIX new members to join the @ametsoc.org Committee on Hydrology! We are looking for 2 undergrad/grad student members and 4 regular members. Applications are due September 16 (CV and letter of interest required): forms.gle/qKdsLTTK1k9e...

Volunteer opportunities for AMS Board and Committees for 2026 are now open 🙋💙 Join professionals from across the Weather, Water, and Climate Enterprise to help shape the future of our field. Learn more and apply before 27 September: bit.ly/45MICHf

On this #WaterWednesday: #Groundwater supplies of the Colorado River Basin. In a recent analysis of the satellite data, researchers reported rapid and accelerating losses of groundwater in the basin’s underground aquifers between 2002 and 2024: earthobservatory.nasa.gov/images/15456...

Another #WaterWednesday #water fun fact! 🌧️ Did you know that it takes about two minutes for a raindrop to reach the ground? 🌧️ Source: @metoffice.gov.uk weather.metoffice.gov.uk/learn-about/...

We are excited to announce openings for SIX new members to join the @ametsoc.org Committee on Hydrology! We are looking for 2 undergrad/grad student members and 4 regular members. Applications are due September 16 (CV and letter of interest required): forms.gle/qKdsLTTK1k9e...

HOTELS are now open for #AMS2026 - don't wait to book, reservations are on a first-come, first-serve basis for conference hotels. 🛏️ 💤 More information: annual.ametsoc.org/2026/attend/...

📢 Abstract deadline has been extended...again! 📢 New deadline: August 27th! Come join us at the Conference on Hydrology! #AMS2026 @ametsoc.org

Do not delay, get your abstract in TODAY! 💻

You have more time to pull your #AMS2026 abstract together! Come join us at the Hydrology conference - there are a lot of great sessions to choose from: annual.ametsoc.org/2026/program...

Are you interested in #drought sessions at the upcoming 2026 @ametsoc.org annual meeting? Check out this post from NIDIS: www.drought.gov/news/submit-...

‼️Today marks ONE WEEK until abstracts are due for the 2026 American Meteorological Society Annual Meeting!‼️ #AMS2026 @ametsoc.org Here is the link to submit to one of our many sessions in Hydrology: annual.ametsoc.org/2026/program...

Another #WaterWednesday fun fact! Did you know that sound waves travel longer distances in #water compared to air because water has a higher density? Thank you USGS for this fun fact and graphic! www.usgs.gov/water-scienc...

Looking for a PhD program in #hydrology? Here is an opportunity to join a research group at Florida State University. The research areas include coastal #waterquality modeling analyses using machine learning algorithms and remote sensing. eahmadis.weebly.com/opportunitie... #modeling #phd

Here is another opportunity to share your #hydrology research at the upcoming #AMS2026 annual meeting - the Rafael L. Bras Symposium, which will highlight advances in hydrological science and future directions. Submit your abstract today! annual.ametsoc.org/2026/program... @ametsoc.org

We are hoping to be flooded with abstracts for the three sessions on urban hydrology and flooding that is being hosted by the 40th Conference on Hydrology. Submit yours today! Submit your abstract by August 14th for presentation opportunities. t.co/IkWwv2oIr7

Be a "model" scientist and submit your abstracts for the 40th Conference on Hydrology's sessions focused on hydrologic modeling and data-driven appraoches! Three sessions are being offered throughout the week! Abstracts due August 14th! Poster and oral presentations are welcomed! t.co/IkWwv2oIr7

The 40th Conference on Hydrology offers two sessions to share your research on drought research! Submit your abstract so this session doesn't run dry! Abstracts are due August 14th! Both poster and oral presentations are welcomed! Link here or use the QR code in the graphic below! t.co/IkWwv2oIr7

The 40th Conference on Hydrology is offering a session snow hydrology at the upcoming annual AMS meeting! Don't freeze and miss out on an opportunity to submit your research! Abstracts are due August 14th! Both poster and oral presentations are welcomed! t.co/IkWwv2oIr7

The abstracts are pouring in for the 40th Conference on Hydrology session on precipitation. Three different sessions are offered throughout the week! Abstracts are due August 14th for presentation opportunities. Both poster and oral presentations are welcomed! t.co/IkWwv2oIr7

Abstracts are due for the 40th Conference on Hydrology sessions on land-atmosphere interactions and data assimilation. Submit your abstract to interact, see what we did there, with other climate scientists. Due August 14th! Both poster and oral presentations are welcomed! t.co/IkWwv2oIr7

Water you doing?? 🌊 Submit your abstract to the session on the Earth's Water Cycle with the 40th Conference on Hydrology. Submit your abstract by August 14th for presentation opportunities. Both poster and oral presentations are welcomed! t.co/IkWwv2oIr7

Share your research at the 40th Conference on #Hydrology at the 2026 @ametsoc.org annual meeting in Houston! More info: annual.ametsoc.org/2026/program... Stay tuned over the coming week as we highlight #hydro session topics for #AMS2026! #drought #precipitation #modeling #flooding #snow

Submit your abstract today for the 2026 @ametsoc.org Annual Meeting! We have many great sessions in the 💧40th Conference on Hydrology💧 - more information can be found here: annual.ametsoc.org/2026/program...

Children and pets are more exposed to urban heat stress due to heat radiating from paved surfaces, a new study finds. The #JApplMeteorClimatol study found wet bulb globe temperature in urban SC was higher closer to the ground, especially during severe heat. Read more: bit.ly/43BXnua