Lately, it’s starting to feel a lot like Skynet.
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Lately, it’s starting to feel a lot like Skynet.
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The SAVE Act is an election power grab that could block millions of eligible voters.
Let’s be clear: we’ve already seen U.S. citizens detained by ICE despite having proof of citizenship. Now we’re supposed to trust this same government to police paperwork at the ballot box? tinyurl.com/yhwj7b77
Today is the LAST DAY to get your application in for the Early Career Leadership Academy! Don’t miss your chance! #AMSECLA2026
The more I learn about the Bad Bunny halftime show and more incredible I think it is and I already thought it was awesome through the beautiful visual and musical storytelling. Definitely made me a Bad Bunny fan!
⏰Deadline extended! This is your last chance to apply for the ECLA Class of 2026.
The final deadline is Friday, 13 February. Apply today: bit.ly/3Na0l4y
we need to talk about that Ring Super Bowl ad
The deadline has officially been extended! Don’t miss your chance!
The 2026 AMS Early Career Leadership academy application closes TONIGHT, so get your application in before midnight!
Being a part of ECLA has been one of the most rewarding experiences and has greatly impacted my career trajectory, so I highly recommend applying! #AMSECLA2026
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We rewatched the halftime show and the closing is so powerful. Bad Bunny’s final messages during his Super Bowl performance:
“The only thing more powerful than hate is love.”
“Together, we are America.”
Macbeth: SHIT
Elmo @elmo · 1h That Bunny was AMAZING. Elmo thinks he should be called Good Bunny! Elmo loves you, Mr. Good Bunny! ❤️🎶🐰 Based Yankee @thebasedyankee You and Bad Bunny should be deported
It's not even midnight and we're already at "Deport Elmo."
Confirmed the boy was NOT Liam, but that was a REAL wedding! So cool. That show was beautiful.
That was awesome!
A brand new Super PAC — Elect Chicago Women — just dropped hundreds of thousands of dollars into this race. Why?
Because it’s actually a front for AIPAC dark money. And they’re doing everything they can to buy my race:
The Trump administration has finalized a rule that reclassifies tens of thousands of federal positions in a way that removes long-standing job protections and makes it easier to fire or discipline those workers.
94 Years Ago Today: Feb. 4, 1932 Front Page
94 Years Ago Today: Feb. 4, 1932 Front Page
Spoiler, Phil doesn't have a great track record. 😏
We’re all back from Houston, but the application for the 2026 AMS Early Career Leadership Academy is STILL OPEN!
You have 8 days to get your application, so don’t miss your chance! #AMSECLA2026
I couldn’t leave Texas without having at least one giant Texas shaped waffle!
I couldn’t leave Texas without having at least one giant Texas shaped waffle!
I had an awesome time exploring Space Center Houston today! So much fun I was there literally from open to close.
A weak atmospheric river will continue periods of gusty winds, rain, and mountain snow over the Pacific Northwest through Friday. A rapidly deepening storm centered just off the North Carolina coast Friday night through Saturday night will produce widespread heavy snow and wind. weather.gov
It has been a great week! This will likely be my last AMS for a while, so I’m glad this was such a great week of presenting, networking, and hanging out with old friends! #AMS2026
An infographic from the National Weather Service titled "Key Messages for Eastern U.S. Winter Storm," issued Thursday, January 29, 2026. The graphic details an impactful winter storm expected to affect the Southern Appalachians, Carolinas, and the East Coast from Friday through Monday morning. Text Summary The graphic highlights three primary areas of concern: Heavy Snow: Significant heavy snow is expected across the Southern Appalachians, Carolinas, and southern Mid-Atlantic. Confidence is lower for areas further north, with the exception of southeast New England. Strong Winds and Coastal Impacts: Rapidly deepening storm system producing near-hurricane force wind gusts along the Mid-Atlantic coast. This will coincide with high tides to cause coastal flooding. Near-blizzard conditions and treacherous travel are expected in northeast North Carolina and southeast Virginia. Forecast Uncertainty: The storm could pose considerable disruptions to the Carolinas and southeast Virginia, while impacts in the Northeast remain less certain. Map Details A map of the Eastern United States displays the "Chance of at least Moderate Snowfall Impacts." High Probability (>95%): A large dark red area covers much of North Carolina, northern South Carolina, and southern Virginia. Moderate to High Probability (60–90%): Indicated by bright red and orange bands surrounding the high-probability core. Low to Medium Probability (5–50%): Represented by shades of yellow, green, and blue extending into the Southern Appalachians and along the coast up to southeast New England.
Forecast confidence continues to grow that a significant snowstorm will impact a much of the Carolinas into Southeast Virginia this weekend, with greater uncertainty farther up the coast. weather.gov
it makes sense to have stronger enforcement of the code of ethics and consequences for not following it.
If you don’t follow the code of ethics or keep up with the education requirements, you lose your PE. Meteorology doesn’t necessarily need the same level of state licensing that engineering has, but considering where the industry is currently,…
I think the issue is enforcement. Like Dr. Peterson mentioned, for engineering we have a lot that goes into getting a PE plus education requirements every year (including continued ethics training) in order to maintain the license once you have it.
As someone who is both an engineer and a meteorologist I loved hearing Dr. Martin Peterson speak on the code of ethics in engineering in the context of how we can apply ethics in meteorology. #AMS2026
