Flood models are critical for decision-making. While physics-based, data-driven, and other approaches each have strengths, siloed use can reduce reliability. Integrating methods can improve accuracy and better protect communities. #WaterWednesday
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Nominations are due ONE MONTH from today!
🌊 Seeking the next Robert E. Horton Lecturer in #Hydrology!
We are calling for nominations to recognize a mid-career professional for outstanding contributions to the hydrological/hydrometeorological sciences.
🔗 Nominate here: www.ametsoc.org/ams/about-am...
🗓️ Deadline: May 1, 2026
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Congratulations to our student award winners from #AMS2026! @ametsoc.org #WaterWednesday
Bittersweet feelings as we reach the final day of the conference—sad to see it end, but excited for all the great sessions and conversations still ahead. Join the Hydrology Conference in rooms 332A, 332B, and 342D to make the most of this last day together! ❄️ 🛰️ #AMS2026
The Rafael Bras Symposium is happening TODAY at #AMS2026! This Symposium celebrates recent advances and explores future directions in areas of #hydrological science -- celebrating the distinguished 50+-year career of Dr. Rafael Bras! 💧
🌟 Another great day at #AMS2026! Check out today’s Hydrology schedule—join us in rooms 332A, 332B, 342D, and 371B as we dive into drought, large-scale flood modeling, and urban extremes. Come be part of the conversation! 💧🏙️
Join us today for the Robert E Horton Lecture at 1:45pm in Room 332B at #AMS2026! Amir AghaKouchak will be presenting about impact-based monitoring of #drought and cascading hazards! Don't miss it!
Join us TODAY at 12:15pm in Room 351B for our Town Hall Meeting that will discuss lessons learned from urban hydrometeorological extremes with a great panel of experts! #AMS2026
Hydrology daily highlights at #AMS2026! 💧 Catch our sessions and the Horton Lecture in Rooms 332A & 332B, and join the Town Hall at 12:15 in Room 351B. A full day of talks on extreme precipitation, urban hydrology, and drought awaits! 🌇 🏜️ ⛈️
Let’s kick off #AMS2026! 🚀 The Conference on Hydrology runs all day today in rooms 332A, 332B, and 320C—covering extreme precipitation, Earth’s water cycle, and land–atmosphere interactions. 🌨️ 🌏 Come see our posters at 3pm too! 📊
💧 Join us next week at #AMS2026 for the Rafael L. Bras Symposium on Wednesday, January 28th, which will honor the 50+ year career of Dr. Rafael Bras by celebrating recent advances and exploring future directions in areas of #hydrological sciences. 💧 ams.confex.com/ams/106ANNUA...
🌊💧A sneak peek at the 40th Conference on Hydrology happening next week at #AMS2026! Join us for exciting sessions on flooding, drought, modeling, snow, and so much more. If it’s hydrology, it’s here—don’t miss it!
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Tuesday, Jan 27th is a big day for hydrology at #AMS2026! Join us at lunch for a town hall on lessons learned from urban hydrometeorological extremes with an incredible set of panelists:
We can't wait for hashtag#AMS2026! Make sure to add the Horton Lecture to your schedule on Tuesday Jan 27th - it's a can't miss from Amir AghaKouchak!
❄️📡 Snow meets science on the final day of #AMS2026! Dive into snow and remote sensing sessions—plan your schedule now and join us at the Conference on Hydrology!
🔗 Program ams.confex.com/ams/106ANNUA...
💧 From drought to deluge! Wednesday at #AMS2026 brings a big day for the Conference on Hydrology, featuring drought science, large-scale flood modeling, and urban extremes 🏙️.
🔗 Program ams.confex.com/ams/106ANNUA...
Don't forget! Our committee is looking for volunteers to judge our Hydrology Student Competition at #AMS2026.
Fill out this form by January 14th to express your interest in judging: forms.gle/Y9xA33g9vi97...
What does your Tuesday look like at #AMS2026? Come join us at the 40th Conference on Hydrology for a fun and informative day! 🤩 We have our Town Hall at 12:15p and Horton Lecture on #drought and cascading #hazards at 1:45p.
🔗 ams.confex.com/ams/106ANNUA...
🎉 We’re officially in hashtag#AMS2026 month, which means it’s time to start building your conference schedule. Don’t worry—we’ve got you covered!
All week long, we’ll be sharing a daily snapshot for the Hydrology Conference. Stay tuned and start mapping out your week! ams.confex.com/ams/106ANNUA...
Our committee is looking for volunteers to judge the Hydrology Student Competition at the 2026 AMS Annual Meeting!💧
If you are interested, please submit more information about yourself and which sessions you'd be interested in judging using this form: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F...
A panelist standing up speaking at a session at the 105th Annual Meeting.
⏰ Today is the LAST day to secure early-bird discounts for the 106th Annual Meeting!
Don't miss the chance to save $100 if you're an AMS member joining us hybrid for the whole week💰
Register before 5:00 PM ET today: https://bit.ly/4pFAnUe #AMS2026
📢 Our Committee is looking for volunteers to judge the Hydrology Student Competition at the 2026 AMS Annual Meeting!
If you are interested, please submit more information about yourself and which sessions you'd be interested in judging using this form: forms.gle/AaNz4ViroSXN...
Congratulations to one of our own AMS Hydrology Committee members!
My latest for @science.org: A remarkable set of high-resolution climate model runs, computed over 900 (!) days of supercomputing time, are revealing how warming-induced changes to Earth's wind patterns due can prime huge spikes in extreme rainfall.
But the MESACLIP runs also do much more than that.
Graphic featuring five short courses offered at the 106th Annual Meeting in person and hybrid with date and time.
✨Expand your expertise with short courses!
Learn from leading experts on topics such as space weather, weather satellites, AI, Python frameworks—offered in person or hybrid at the 106th Annual Meeting.
Find a course and add it to your #AMS2026 registration: https://bit.ly/3L2YVYz
Illustration showing how climate change impacts air travel. A storm cloud and lightning depict severe storms disrupting flights; arrows show stronger wind shear increasing turbulence; an airplane in the center represents shifting wind patterns altering routes; rising seas threaten coastal airports; and hotter air affects takeoff near the runway.
Need some reading while delayed in an airport today?
Climate change is adding more bumps to the friendly skies
New research in Weather & Climate Dynamics via @egu.eu: storms are becoming more intense, frequent, & shifting tracks, bringing stronger winds/turbulence, especially during 🛬 &🛫
📝 A variety of precipitation datasets have emerged over the decades. While offering significant opportunities, this abundance of data creates a new challenge: which dataset should we use? 👩🏽💻
This @ametsoc-radar.bsky.social article has suggestions: journals.ametsoc.org/view/journal... #WaterWednesday
Calling all students! Don't forget to register for the @ametsoc.org student conference, which will be held Jan 24-25 in Houston! Register before Dec 3 for the early bird rate.
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The program for the 2026 @ametsoc.org Annual Meeting is officially released! 📆 Curious what the💧Conference on Hydrology💧has in store for you? Take a look at our conference "at a glance"!
Explore full program here: ams.confex.com/ams/106ANNUA...
We hope you join us in Houston in January!