Daniel Fenner from the Institute for Ecology, Department of Climatology at the Technical University of Berlin, was selected to receive the Max Margules Prize of the Austrian Society for Meteorology for his paper “Intra and inter ´local climate zone´ variability of air temperature as observed by crowd sourced citizen weather stations in Berlin”. The work was published in the Meteorologische Zeitschrift, [more]
Deadline for applications: 19 April 2020
The EMS Tromp Award for an outstanding achievement in biometeorology is presented to a scientist for an excellent scientific paper in the field of biometeorology. Details on applications are provided at [more]
Deadline for nominations: 19 April 2020
The EMS Young Scientist Award is given annually to an individual in recognition of excellent performance during the early stage of their scientific career. The award is in form of a prize money and travel expenses to cover the attendance of the EMS Annual Meeting.[more]
The deadline to submit abstracts to the EMS2020 is post-poned until 20 May 2020. The Council will take a decision on 14 May 2020 and inform the community whether the conference will go ahead as planned, organising a combined on-site and on-line meeting, having an on-line meeting or cancel the EMS2020.[more]
Winners of the EPM2020: “World’s End”, “Green Sky” by Aquistin Ferreiro and “December Morning” by Stefan Zuser. The favourite of the public voting is “Super Cell by the beach”, followed by “Galerna”.[more]
Aaron Barbosa Dantas joined the EMS as Media Assistant. His main role is to develop digital outreach materials over Social Media and for the EMS website to keep the content interesting. Before joining the EMS, Aaron has been working as a Digital Marketing Specialist …[more]
Modern society is becoming increasingly vulnerable to extreme weather events. The meteorological services are making great efforts to develop better weather forecasts and issue alerts. In spite of rapid development of new means of communication …[more]
First regular air temperature (instrumental) observations in Lithuania were taken in 1770, a complete air temperature time series is available since 1777. The weather radar station at Vilnius Airport was launched in 1974. The automation of observing stations started in 2003. …[more]
The two-day Media-Workshop of the 17th International Weather and Climate Forum will be dedicated to the discussion of communication strategies at a high international level, …[more]
Clemens Simmer, DMG, talks about his concerns about decreasing numbers of students taking up meteorology and the challenges to implement effective organisational structures to achieve the goals of the society. [more]
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