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The Accessibility Committee will be hosting a panel discussion at #AMS2024 on changing accessibility needs in a changing climate… and it’s sure to be a great one! AMS BRAID

First study to investigate how remote tropical forcing from the MJO and ENSO impact subseasonal U.S. coastal sea level variability. Via University of Miami Alumni Association Marybeth Arcodia CIMASRosenstiel Emily Becker and Prof. Ben Kirtman. American Meteorological Society doi.org/10.1175/WAF-D-…

I’ll be presenting this new work on salinity as a subseasonal rainfall predictor at #AMS2024 8:30-8:45am in 345/346 on Wed Jan 31 for the session on Improvements to S2S Predictions using Novel AI/ML Methods

How are we feeling today? Hopefully a new SC post just before the weekend puts you in a good mood! 😎 Guest writer @SimonLeeWx explains weather regimes and how they can be used to understand S2S predictability ⬇️ seasonedchaos.github.io/Weather-Regime…

El Niño will drive record-breaking temperatures in 2024 before likely shifting to La Niña conditions, a new analysis predicts. Comments from Michael McPhaden NOAA PMEL and Marybeth Arcodia CSU Atmos Sci. eos.org/articles/recor…

Thanks to AGU Eos for the interview on lingering impacts from our ongoing El Niño

“If grass only sees a lawnmower us needs to go away… Climate change is water change. If we keep heating the planet like we’re doing, we’re going to change the water cycle in fundamental ways.” The Colorado Water Center on the CO River Basin water crisis: magazine.csusystem.edu/2023/02/13/rap…

Check out the The Academic feature on our paper last year on decadal variability of subseasonal predictability of US West Coast rainfall (paper linked in article). Great platform for providing scientific results to a general audience.

The heat index in #Miami on May 18 was absolutely astounding. The peak of 112°F broke the daily record by 11° and the MONTHLY record by 5°. The heat index was 105°+ for *9* hours, something has only happened on three other days (all in early August 2023). bmcnoldy.earth.miami.edu/mia/

Happy Pride Month to all of our LGBTQIA+ students and friends from AMS BoSA! We celebrate the achievements, contributions, and diversity of our meteorology students and weather community each and every day.

Hot off the press! + enjoy some fun dynamic plots by @drkaylabeesting 🤓

🤌🤌🤌 seasonal forecasting served up as an Italian feast! Read the latest post by Seasoned Chaos written by @drkaylabeesting

This is so perfectly written and I'm 100 percent in agreement with James Spann regarding the invaluable service that NWS and NOAA provide on an hourly basis. Collectively they are one of, if not the best bang for your taxpayer buck out there.

I never publicly comment on political matters because they are usually irrelevant to my work of providing hurricane data and forecasts to people in my personal capacity. Today though, it is highly relevant, and as a member of the meteorological community, I am angry. Planned or

Probationary employees across NOAA and the National Weather Service are being terminated today, including those in mission-essential roles. My own wife is among them, essential to the Pacific Tsunami Warning Center's 24/7 critical mission of seismic monitoring and tsunami prediction to protect the

#ICYMI Andy Hazelton is a father of four, a lauded PhD meteorologist, a NOAA hurricane modeling specialist, and now fired—after receiving a termination letter. How cuts to #NOAA’s staffing could impact hurricane preparedness in South Florida. ▶️: youtu.be/1ojstpKue-g 1/

I’m heading to the Senate floor because Donald Trump and Elon Musk have shown a complete disregard for the rule of law, the Constitution, and the needs of the American people. You can tune in on CSPAN, YouTube, X, and Facebook.