We had a successful car wash last weekend! AMS club members got out early to wash cars for the Lyndon community! Thank you to those who stopped by!

Today was the third and final day of the 51st annual NESC. Our morning started with a great talk from Dr. Robin Tanamachi, followed by our NOAA/NWS Panel, and concluding with our final two academic sessions! Another huge thank you to all who attended and presented!

The second day of NESC was a great success! We had many exciting talks in our academic sessions, another tour through NWS Burlington, and heard great insights in the Career and Graduate School panels! Finally, we ended the day with a riveting talk from WPC Director Dr. Dave Novak!

It isn’t often I get to see both of my Ph.D. advisees (plus my Ph.D. adviser) in person in the same week! @gewitterblitz.bsky.social @allitl12.bsky.social #NESC2026

We had a great first day of NESC yesterday! Our NWS tour was a great success, and we had a wonderful talk from our keynote speaker, @tevinwooten.bsky.social. Stay tuned for day 2! #NESC2026

We are happy to announce our final panel for this year's NESC: the Graduate School Panel! We have four exciting academics to share their perspective for you this year!

Professional Headshots will be offered at this year's NESC! For no added cost, you can get your headshot taken by our photographer, Samuel Recinos! (priority for headshots will be for those who signed up)

We are happy to announce our 51st NESC Career Panel! We have a variety of professionals across the field of atmospheric science, and are excited to hear their perspectives!

We are happy to announce our 51st NESC Career Panel! We have a variety of professionals across the field of atmospheric science, and are excited to hear their perspectives!

March 8 is the final day you can reserve a vendor table, submit an abstract, and guarantee your name in the NESC Booklet. Make sure to fill out the necessary forms by the end of the day today!

We are pleased to announce our NOAA/NWS Panel for this year's NESC! Stick around on Sunday to hear from NWS workers from Burlington, Carribou and Buffalo!

Room block reservations will be closing on March 7th! If you are still interested in a room, and want to purchase one under the discounted conference rate, please use the link below, or on our website, lyndonams.org!

Vendor tables will be free at this year’s NESC! Follow the directions below to get started!

We invite you to the 51st Northeastern Storm Conference on March 13-15 in Burlington, VT! The deadline for abstract submissions is March 1. Please see the attached invitation and link below for more conference details. We look forward to seeing you there! #NESC2026 NESC Info: www.lyndonams.org/nesc

Go to www.lyndonams.org/abstract-sub... to submit your abstract today!

We are happy to announce the final keynote speaker of the 51st NESC, Dr. Robin Tanamachi! Dr. Robin Tanamachi is an Associate Professor in the Department of Earth, Atmospheric, and Planetary Sciences at Purdue University.

Calling all vendors! If you or a busines/organization you know is interested in being a vendor at the 51st NESC, we have great news! We have vendor submissions live on our website for this year’s NESC. Please go to lyndonams.org/vendors/ for the official submission form! #nesc2026

We are excited to announce our second keynote speaker, Dr. Dave Novak! Dr. David Novak is the Director of the Weather Prediction Center...

Registration for the 51st Annual Northeastern Storm Conference is now open! Visit lyndonams.org/nesc for more information and to register! #nesc2026

We would like to apologize for the delay with NESC Registration. It should open in the next week, and we will provide updates accordingly. Over the next few weeks, we will be announcing our keynote speakers for the 51st NESC. First up is our Friday Keynote, Tevin Wooten!

We are happy to announce some updates for the Northeastern Storm Conference with you all! Registration for the 51st NESC will open on January 5th, 2026. Abstract submissions for the conference are open now! The link to sign up is below. Please reach out with any questions you may have.

Our community event last night was a great time! Thank you to everyone who attended!

Last weekend we attended the @osscams Great Lakes Atmospheric Science Symposium (G.L.A.S.S.). It was a great way to present current work, network with professionals, and support our fellow Student Chapters of the AMS!

We had a great weekend on our annual Sector Search! Visiting both NWS Burlington and WCAX Channel 3, students got the chance to see what a career would be like at each location. Talking with the State Climatologist, NWS Burlington Science and Operations Officer, and local broadcasters…

We are happy to end our summer internship highlights with Nate! Nate is honored to have spent 9 weeks doing research at the University of Hawai’i at Mānoa! Under his mentor Dr. Alison Nugent, they analyzed data from the newly built Hawai’i State Mesonet stations, with a focus on the island of Maui.

Michael Spencer is a senior from Old Orchard Beach, Maine who enjoys gaming, metal detecting, and listening to music. He is studying atmospheric science under the National Weather Service and Private Industry concentrations,

Phoenix is a fourth year student in Lyndon’s Atmospheric Science program with a concentration in National Weather Service/Military. A new member of the AMS board, she specializes in mesoscale meteorology and fire weather.

Cameron interned this summer at the National Weather Service office in Burlington, Vermont under the guidance of the National Weather Service Burlington Science and Operations Officer, Peter Banacos. Her classmate, Roberto, and she spent the summer-

This summer, Charlie took part in the Storm Observation and Forecasting course. With fellow students and professors from VTSU Lyndon and SUNY Oswego, he traveled through the southern US practicing forecasting skills and observing severe weather.

Over the summer, Roberto was a student volunteer intern at the National Weather Service office in Burlington, Vermont.

We had a great hike yesterday with SUNY Oswego’s AMS Club, on Cascade Mountain, NY! Here are the highlights!

This summer, Morgan participated in The Program in Climate and Space Science Observation (PICASSO) REU at the University of Michigan. Working with Dr. Adriana Bailey, she conducted a case study on the precipitation efficiency of cumulonimbus clouds in the U.S. Great Plains.

This summer our vice president Benjamin Cohen- Tyler participated in the Undergraduate Leadership Workshop (ULW) hosted by NCAR/UCAR. This weeklong program was held in Boulder Colorado. Ben participated in various professional development activities pertaining to the field of atmospheric sciences.

We’re excited to kick off our Summer Internship highlights with our President, Patrick George!   This summer, Patrick participated in the National Weather Center Research Experience for Undergraduates (REU) at the University of Oklahoma.

We are happy to announce that the 51st NESC is coming back to Burlington VT! Dates: March 13-15 More info coming soon!

It’s time to feature our next, and final graduate, Brennan Webb! Congrats Brennan! “My name is Brennen Webb, and I am from Mentor, Ohio.

It’s time to feature our next graduate, Andy McKeen! Congrats Andy! “Andy McKeen graduated from Lyndon with a degree in Atmospheric Science and a concentration in Climate Change. While at Lyndon, Andy served on the AMS/NWA executive board as Club Representative and the President.

It’s time to feature our next graduate, William Perkins! Congrats Will! “Hello everyone! My name is William Perkins, and I am graduating from VTSU- Lyndon with B.S in Atmospheric Sciences.

It’s time to feature our next graduate, Dakota Wiley! Congrats Dakota! “Dakota, a graduate, majored in Atmospheric Science with concentrations in National Weather Service and Private Industry.

It’s time to feature our next graduate, Jordan Arpin! Congrats Jordan! “Jordan Arpin is a Rhode Island native who graduated with a B.S. in Atmospheric Science with a focus in broadcast and private industry.

It’s time to feature our 2025 Lyndon ATM graduates! Congratulations to Nicholas Doughty! “Hello! My name is Nick Doughty and I am from Raymond, Maine. I am graduating with a bachelor’s degree in Atmospheric Sciences with a concentration in National Weather Service/Private Industry.

Yesterday, we hosted our annual AMS Spring BBQ. It was a great way to send off our graduating seniors and end off the year!

Announcing the 2025-2026 Executive Board!

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The last day of #nesc2025 was fantastic! We had a fascinating keynote speech from @kimcobb.bsky.social, followed by our Women in Science panel and more great academic presentations. Thank you all for making the milestone 50th Northeastern Storm Conference one to remember!

I got the opportunity to present my work one again at #NESC2025 Great to talk to a new audience about it and it’s making me quite excited about my future work! @lyndonamsnwa.bsky.social

We had an amazing second night of #nesc2025! The day was filled with outstanding academic presentations and panels as well as amazing posters and vendors. We ended the night with a fantastic keynote speech by Michael French. We had an amazing Saturday and can’t for today!

Shoutout to the @lyndonamsnwa.bsky.social executive board for all their hard work this weekend for #NESC2025!!!!!!

The first night of NESC was a success! We had a great time seeing everyone and had some amazing events, including a tour of the NYS Mesonet and an amazing keynote speech by Amanda Curran! Thank you all for coming to the milestone 50th #nesc2025!