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EMS Silver Medal 2022 for Elena Mateescu

This award recognizes her lifelong scientific contribution to the field of agrometeorology, her outstanding services to the European meteorological community, as well as her leading and coordinating research at national and European levels. The Silver Medal ceremony will be held at the EMS2022 [more]

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RMetS Weather Photographer of the Year 2022

Firmly established on the international calendar as it enters its 7th year, the Royal Meteorological Society’s Weather Photographer of the Year, in association with AccuWeather, is back and will be open for entries from Tuesday 26 April – Tuesday 28 June. It is free to enter and open to photographers, professional and amateur, of all ages and abilities.[more]

EMS Media Awards: deadline extended to 25 May

The EMS invites submissions for the Outreach & Communication Award, the Media Weather Forecast Award and the Broadcast Meteorologist Award. The submission deadline for all three awards is extended to 25 May 2015.[more]

#WorldMetDay: Activities of EMS Members

We are delighted to present a video highlighting activities of some of the EMS Members related to the World Meteorological Day, and beyond. The 2022 Theme is Early Warning and Early Action – Hydrometeorological and[more]

Meteorological Masterclasses

Advances in weather and climate forecasting: RMetS and the University of Reading continue the online Meteorological Masterclasses series this March, running weekly on Wednesday’s 16, 23 and 30 March 2022.[more]

Bert Holtslag (photo private)

Bert Holtslag selected for Zilitinkevich Memorial Award

Bert Holtslag’s most notable contributions are related to understanding of atmosphere-land interactions, surface fluxes, and boundary layer processes, with implications to wind energy and urban meteorology. He has a large track record in research and leadership of national and international projects[more]

Eduard Fontserè Prize 2021: winner revealed

Marc Lemus-Canovas and Joan Albert Lopez-Bustins have been selected to win this prize for their paper on “Assessing internal changes in the future structure of dry–hot compound events: the case of the Pyrenees”.[more]