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Official account of the @ametsoc Committee on Hydrology. We promote events/activities supporting the integration of expertise in hydrometeorological sciences.
Boston, MA
Joined June 2018
🛎️ Registration is now open for the 106th Annual Meeting in Houston, TX & online! Join 40+ conferences and symposia on topics like coastal environment, atmospheric chemistry, fire weather, & weather radar. Register by 3 Dec for #AMS2026 discounted rates: https://t.co/8Zh7nEVqiS
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💧#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 forecasting remains weak. New call for scientists to join forces: https://t.co/Wb9TDGJgE9
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WORDS OF THE WEEK 💬 Stratocumulus — A principal cloud type (cloud genus), predominantly stratiform, in the form of a gray and/or whitish layer or patch, which nearly always has dark parts and is nonfibrous (except for virga). More about stratocumulus: https://t.co/fNFK9rB7wf
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Are you getting the most out of your AMS Student Membership? ✔️ AMS scholarships, fellowships, and travel grants ✔️ Annual Student Conference opportunities ✔️ Career advising portal & career center ✔️ And more! All for just $20/year. Renew here: https://t.co/YPdDhXJhlL
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💧 Explore the first nationwide assessment of water availability from @USGS. The National Water Availability Assessment covers how much water we have, its quality, and how it's used—for people and ecosystems. 📘 Read more: https://t.co/XvpY22plPQ
#WaterWednesday #WaterScience
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🎥 Missed a recent AMS webinar? Explore the AMS Webinar Directory, featuring hundreds of recordings on topics like career opportunities, financial advice, journal submission tips, AMS certification guidance, and more. Visit the directory here: https://t.co/8GFfoB9rgT
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Did you attend an AMS meeting in 2025? This year, 7,320 attendees joined us to advance weather, water, and climate science🌐 Huge thanks to our planning committees, presenters, student assistants, exhibitors, and sponsors✨ Check out upcoming meetings: https://t.co/ZDLrPi0gBM
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⚡In our most recent Clear Skies Ahead episode, we talk to Emily Gracey @GraceyWeather, Digital Content Producer for the National Weather Desk in Charleston, SC. 🎧 Listen to the podcast here: https://t.co/JCCJ59Uw03
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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!
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Did you know that @ametsoc 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://t.co/FmcW69Kon4
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🌧️ Join @theNASEM for a virtual workshop on Extreme Rainfall in Mountainous Terrain – exploring challenges in observing & modeling warm-season precipitation. 🗓️ Nov 4, 2025 🔗 https://t.co/YIHwr5f1yG
#ExtremeWeather #Hydrology #ClimateScience #PMP
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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! https://t.co/hyaQnT8Gzq
#WaterWednesday
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Researchers found that strong wave breaking along the shore can produce large amounts of sea spray aerosols, significantly increasing both the number of cloud condensation nuclei and the mass of airborne particles in coastal regions. Learn more: https://t.co/sdwe2sjbs5
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📢 Just last month, @ametsoc 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: https://t.co/kINf0XyYBI
#WaterWednesday #StateoftheClimate
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Only a few more days left! Apply by MONDAY September 15th to join the AMS Committee on Hydrology by submitting your CV/resume and a statement of interest here: https://t.co/yXw6spmTCA
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On this #WaterWednesday, we are highlighting #drought in the Western US. @NOAADrought 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:
drought.gov
This record-setting Western U.S. drought in the early 2020s, plus the southwestern megadrought dating back to 2000, has left Western U.S. water supplies in a perilous position. NIDIS is launching...
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Rapid onset drought possible across much of the OH, TN, and MS Valleys during mid-late Sep. Less than 25% of normal rainfall has fallen during the past 30 days for much of the region. Below normal precipitation and above normal temperatures are favored for much of the area.
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Very little rain is expected this week, which will allow low-flow conditions to continue on area streams and rivers. The precipitation outlook remains dry through much of September, which will exacerbate drought conditions across the Ohio Valley.
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Don't forget to join the free webinar next week hosted by the Accessibility Committee within AMS BRAID and hear from speakers in the weather, water, and climate industries with service animals. Register here: https://t.co/wzjsgxrOve
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REMINDER! September 18th at 5 PM ET is the deadline to get your Student Conference abstract in! Gain valuable presentation skills while sharing your research with everyone. Slam that submit button today!!
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