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Congratulating to UAlbany ATM/ENV Sci & Atmospheric Sciences Research Center at UAlbany doctoral student Jean Carlos Peña for receiving a best poster award at the recent Numerical Weather Prediction Conference at the 2025 American Meteorological Society Annual Meeting in New Orleans last week!

Congratulations to UAlbany ATM/ENV Sci doctoral student Alex Mitchell (Alex Mitchell) for receiving the 1st place poster award at the recent 7th Special Symposium on Tropical Meteorology & Tropical Cyclones at the 2025 American Meteorological Society Annual Meeting in New Orleans!

Just another day at work! 💙🦚

Congratulations to UAlbany ATM/ENV Sci's Tyler Leicht (LeichthouseForecasts) for his 1st place presentation award at the Climate Variability & Change Conference at the 2025 American Meteorological Society Annual Meeting for his work, Characterizing Atmospheric Rivers associated with Persistent Flow Regimes!

Congratulations to UAlbany ATM/ENV Sci & Atmospheric Sciences Research Center at UAlbany doctoral student Fred Oppong for his best poster award at the Climate Variability & Change Conference at the 2025 American Meteorological Society Annual Meeting!

Our ATM 480 Atmospheric Science Fieldwork class has been launching radiosondes as part of the University Coordinated Radiosonde Project. These data will be used for experiments to determine how additional atmospheric measurements can improve winter weather forecasts.

Congratulations to Megan Schiede on her 1st place Best Student Paper & Presenter at the 25th Conference of Aviation, Range & Aerospace Meteorology for her work, Using Airborne Measurements to Evaluate Forecasts of Freezing Drizzle Aloft: Results from the WINTRE-MIX Field Campaign

We are thrilled to announce Prof. Kristen Corbosiero's promotion to Full Professor, the department's first female faculty member to achieve the rank. Congratulations Dr. Kristen Corbosiero!

AGU stands with federal scientists. Read more on fromtheprow.agu.org/standing-toget…

Looking for ROI in hurricane forecast improvements? “These improvements imply an annual per-hurricane cost reduction of $700,000 per county, or $5 billion per hurricane”. nber.org/digest/202409/…

“A lot of people don't realize how NOAA impacts their daily lives... It's a huge public service that is truly a bargain for the American taxpayer." @BTangyWx, UAlbany ATM/ENV Sci spectrumlocalnews.com/nys/central-ny…

Congratulations to Dr. Justin Minder (Justin Minder) on his promotion to Full Professor!

NEW: NOAA cuts jeopardize some hurricane hunter flights, as crews are down to minimum staffing levels for 24/7 operations. axios.com/2025/03/06/noa…

A statement from our department regarding the recent NOAA/NWS cuts.

Congratulations to senior Alex Kramer, who gave a great talk at the #NESC2025 about the role of terrain in the August 2023 Turin, NY EF-3 tornado!

UAlbany ATM/ENV Sci graduate graduate Sky Hooler's first manuscript has been published, documenting the impact of the Clear Air Act on lakes in the Adirondacks: sciencedirect.com/science/articl….

NEW: NOAA operations slowed by mandate for Commerce Secretary to approve ALL contracts/contract extensions above $100,000. This nearly led to a significant deterioration of Nat'l Weather Service operations last night. axios.com/2025/04/01/noa…

I'm really excited to be a panelist on this webinar and have the chance to share some financial tips with students and early career professionals! Budgeting and financial literacy are crucial for graduate students and should be discussed freely and commonly. 😊💲

Dr. Justin Minder and I are seeking a postdoc to perform research on the characteristics and predictability of rainfall events over the Catskill mountains that impact the NYC water supply. See atmos.albany.edu/facstaff/tang/… for more info. Application deadline is May 9, 2025.

We're grateful for fantastic opportunities for our students, such as internships with the NY State Weather Risk Communication Center! Pictured here are Atmospheric Science undergraduates Jack Fordyce, Bella Condo, and Harrison Miller, working with the SWRCC's Lead Meteorologist (and UAlbany alum) Allison Finch.