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Attendees in line waiting to ask the speaker questions.
Attendees standing in front of the microphone, waiting to ask questions to the panel.
Attendees listening to the Jack Kaye during the AMS Mahoney Lecture.
An image of the NASA DC-8 aircraft on the tarmac at sunset in Palmdale, California, during the ATom field campaign. The image shows the inlets used to sample air. Photo credit: Britton Stephens/NCAR.
2026 Mahoney Lecture lecturer Jack A. Kaye presenting in a session room.
A photo taken at the AMS Washington Forum and Summer Community Meeting session room.
Graphic for the 2026 Joint AMS Washington Forum and Summer Community Meeting session highlight "Session 7: Panel: AI Ethics & Policy in the Weather, Water and Climate Enterprise" with date, time, description of the session, and headshots and names of the panelists.
Graphic for the 107th Annual Meeting abstract submission open promotion.
Graphic for the 2026 Joint AMS Washington Forum and Summer Community Meeting highlighting session 8 "Confidence in data through collaboration and community building" with date, time, description, headshots and names of the panelists.
In the AMS Clear Skies Podcast we learn about Nina Oakley's career journey as a Geohazards Climatologist.
Graphic for Session 4: Social Media-rologists at 2026 Joint AMS Washington Forum and Summer Community Meeting with date, time, short description, and headshots and names of the panelists from left to right: Jake Carstens, Tom DiLiberto, Kaitlyn McGrath.
Graphic of the 2026 AMS Madison Summit event list, date, and location of the conference.
Mark Burger of US Space Force will talk about the Artemis II launch in this AMS webinar.
A collage of lightning photos from 2024 AMS Photo Contest submission (clockwise from top left to bottom left): "An Electrical Extravaganza" by Mason W Burris, "Spanish Florida" by Ambrosino Florian, "STATIC" by Rachel, "Bolts and 'Bows on the Plains" by Wright D Dobbs, "A scary night" by Utkarsh Mishra, "The Perfect Storm" by Holly Lackey.
CIRES scientist Patrick Cullis releases a weather balloon carrying an ozonesonde from NOAA's Marshall Mesa on the 50th anniversary of the first ozonesonde launch from the research site near Boulder, Colorado, in 1967. (Image credit: Theo Stein/NOAA)
A panelist speaking to the attendees at the 106th Annual Meeting session room.
Graphic for the 2026 AMS Madison Summit featuring session topics, date, and location of the meeting.
Rob Marciano, senior meteorologist at CBS News was a guest on AMS Clear Skies Ahead and talked about his professional journey.
Graphic for the 2026 Joint AMS Washington Forum and Summer Community Meeting session titles.
A new study led by Illinois professor Joseph Trujillo-Falcón documents how the National Weather Service is using artificial intelligence to develop a comprehensive translation program that delivers life-saving forecasts and alerts in Spanish, Chinese, Vietnamese, Samoan, French and other languages. Photo by Fred Zwicky.
A photo of 2026 Science Policy Colloquium cohort.
Graphic for the 2026 AMS Madison Summit short course "Efficient Python Workflows for Accessing, Analyzing, Visualizing, and Indexing Large Environmental Datasets in the Cloud" with date, time, and location below.
Graphic for the AMS Board of Private Sector Meteorologists (BPSM) 2026 Summer Mentorship Program.
Walton (left) and Tomanek (right) in front of a wall cloud [Photo credit: FARM Facility]
A scenic ocean view at sunset featuring waves crashing against rocky formations. Photo credit: Joshua Earle via Unsplash.
Graphic for the 2026 Joint AMS Washington Forum and Summer Community Meeting with text below encourages attendance from government officials, private industry, and academia to discuss the nation's weather, water, and climate.
A collage of 2024 AMS Photo Contest submission (clockwise top left to bottom left): "A Tree's Abduction" by Bri Scoville, "Angel Wings" by Carl Steitz, "Here comes the rain" by Neila Evers, "Atlantic storm, Ireland, Fenit" by Piotr Machowczyk, " ShotGun: The Monster Wave of Japan" by Pedro Gomes, "Flash of Beauty" by Jennifer Cenker.
Front of Antarctic ice shelf. Photo credit: Julius Lauber / NPI.
Graphic for the Weather and Climate Livestream event.
Graphic for the Annual Dr. James R. Mahoney Memorial Lecture at the 2026 Joint AMS Washington Forum and Summer Community Meeting with headshot photo of the lecturer on the left and details on the right.
The official poster for movie PRESSURE.
Satellite image of a large Saharan dust plume blowing westward from Morocco over the Atlantic Ocean, with the Canary Islands visible below the dust cloud. Photo credit: NASA Earth Observatory images.
Graphics for the 2026 Joint AMS Washington Forum and Summer Community Meeting with date, location, and details of organizing boards.
A collage of photo contest winner photos and photographers: "Sailboat Sunset" by Jim Grant (top left, bottom left), "Tornado and Rainbow over Texas" by James Basilico (top center, bottom center), "Finger of God) by Caleb O'Gara (top right, bottom right).
Graphic for the webinar "Forecasting D-Day: The Science Behind History and the Story Behind Pressure" with headshots, names, and titles of the moderator and panelists. Webinar title, description, and detail on the left.
Infographic from NOAA, CDC, NOISH, NIHHIS on "Heat Exhaustion vs. Heat Stroke."
Attendees discussing topics at the 106th Annual Meeting. Photo credit: Dee Zunker Photography.
In the AMS Clear Skies Ahead podcast, Alex Tomoff an agricultural meteorolgoist talks about his career journey and his role at Mars, Inc.
Attendees standing in the back of a session room filled with attendees at the 106th Annual Meeting. Photo credit: Dee Zunker Photography.
A speaker standing in the front and an assistant helping participants during a short course at the 106th Annual Meeting in Houston. Photo credit: Dee Zunker Photography.
A graphic of a letter from Amanda Staudt, PhD on the right and a headshot photo of her on the left.
Daisuke Tokuda, project lecturer, University of Tokyo with Paul Dirmeyer, distinguished university professor, George Mason. Photo courtesy of Tokuda.
A speaker standing in the front of the session room with an attendee standing in the audience, waiting for a question to be answered at the 106th Annual Meeting. Photo credit: Dee Zunker Photography.
Graphic for the National Volunteer Month spotlight Gerald Mulvey with a headshot photo on the left and a quote on the right.
A headshot collage of past Charles L. Mitchell Award recipients (left to right): Daniel G. Kottlowski, Thomas T. Lindley, George D. Lessens.
Graphic for the AMS webinar title "E Pluribus Praevisio: Collaboration and the Rise of the Planetary Commons" featuring moderator and panelists on the right with headshots, names, and affiliations.
A headshot collage of past Henry Stommel Research Medal recipients (left to right) Susan Wijffels, Wu Lixin, Amy Bower.
Graphic for the National Volunteer Month spotlight Vanessa Alonso with a headshot on the left and a quote on the right.
Snow-covered mountainous landscape under a blue sky, featuring rugged peaks and smooth slopes. Photo credit: Angelo Burgener via Unsplash.
Steve Bennett of Mercury Insurance talks to AMS about his career journey in the AMS podcast series Clear Skies Ahead.
Graphic for the testimonial from Dr. Yog Aryal, Associate Editor, Journal of the Applied Meteorology and Climatology (JAMC) with a quote on the right and a headshot on the left.
Attendees listening to a session.
Panelists will discuss the WRF to MPAS transition during this webinar.
Attendees networking during coffee break.
Attendees gathering together at the Welcome Receiption.
Attendees presenting their posters during poster sessions.
The badge and lanyard recycling box rear the registration area.
Attendees taking notes and listening to the panelist standing in the front of the room.
A speaker presenting in front of the session room.