
Official account of the @ametsoc Committee on Hydrology. We promote events/activities supporting the integration of expertise in hydrometeorological sciences.
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The countdown to the @ametsoc Annual Meeting in Denver is on! 🎉 Abstract submissions are now open, and we're excited to invite you to contribute to the 41st Conference on Hydrology. #AMS2027 #Hydrology #WaterResources
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ONE more week to submit your application to join the Committee on Hydrology!
Anyone working in hydrology/meteorology is encouraged to apply. The committee would especially benefit from add'l operational or private sector perspectives.
🔗ametsoc.org/stac/committees/…
We are accepting applications to fill four vacant spots on the Committee on Hydrology!
Anyone working in hydrology/meteorology is encouraged to apply. The committee would especially benefit from add'l operational or private sector perspectives.
🔗ametsoc.org/stac/committees/…
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⏰🏃Time is running out!
Abstract submissions for #AMS2027 close tomorrow. Avoid the final rush and potential system delays—submit your work early today!
🔒 Deadline: 11 August, 5:00 PM ET (no extension!)
📥 Submit here: bit.ly/4bqBx1i
🚨 5 DAYS LEFT to submit your abstract for #AMS2027!
A quick reminder: this deadline WILL NOT be extended. Don't miss your chance to share your research with the global weather, water, and climate community.
⚡Submit by 11 August, 5:00 PM ET: bit.ly/4bqBx1i
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🚨 The 2025 #BulletinAMS State of the Climate report is here, and the findings are critical. Earth’s greenhouse gas concentrations were the highest on record and record temperatures were observed across the globe.
Read here: ametsoc.org/soc #StateoftheClimate2025

ALT An artist’s rendering of NOAA’s GOES-19 satellite (formerly known as GOES-U), operating in orbit above Earth as GOES-East. The text overlaying the background image reads, “State of the Climate in 2025; Special Supplement to the Bulletin of the Meteorological Society; Vol. 107, No. 8, August 2026”. (Credit: NOAA/NASA.)
Submit your #AMS2027 abstract today! FINAL DEADLINE: August 11 at 5pm Central.
The countdown to the @ametsoc Annual Meeting in Denver is on! 🎉 Abstract submissions are now open, and we're excited to invite you to contribute to the 41st Conference on Hydrology. #AMS2027 #Hydrology #WaterResources
annual.ametsoc.org/2027/prog…
🚨 Reminder! 🚨 Town Hall Meeting and Agency update proposals are due TOMORROW (June 10th) for the 2027 @ametsoc Annual Meeting in Denver! #AMS2027
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Sponsors of #AWF26 #SCM26 will engage across a rapidly expanding, interconnected community 🚀
Lead this engagement and earn special benefits by sponsoring the main networking reception and highlight your organization to attendees.
Learn more: bit.ly/4e7z8L8
🚨Some important deadlines coming up this week for #AMS2027!! 🚨
Call for session topic proposals due APRIL 30TH! annual.ametsoc.org/2027/prog…
Nominations for the Robert E. Horton Lecturer are due MAY 1ST! ametsoc.org/ams/about-ams/am…
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: ametsoc.org/ams/about-ams/am…
🗓️ Deadline: May 1, 2026
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In this “Get to Know NOAA” webinar, hydrologists Jason Elliott and Jeff Dobur highlight OWP innovations like Flood Inundation Mapping—set to reach nearly all Americans this year—and its use during the Dec 2025 Atmospheric River event.
Register here: bit.ly/4uTEv6P
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🗓️ Save the date for the 107th Annual Meeting!
Join us 10–14 January, 2027, in Denver, CO, & online. This year’s theme is “PEOPLE: People Educated On Planet Live Empowered.” 🌎👥
Learn more and check out important dates: bit.ly/40FTbZl #AMS2027
🌊 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: ametsoc.org/ams/about-ams/am…
🗓️ Deadline: May 1, 2026
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! 💧🏙️
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