Bert Holtslag has been elected to become the EMS President on 11 September this year. Congratulations, Bert! Are you excited about becoming the next President? Yes, I am quite excited, it is a nice way to serve the meteorological community and to keep in touch with our exciting field [more]
The 42nd session of the EMS Council was held as a video meeting and emphasis was placed on dealing with urgent matters. Other matters will be dealt with by correspondence, delegation to the Bureau or postponement to the September Council meeting. Dominique Marbouty was elected as Vice President, the Memorandum of Understanding between the EMS and the Harry Otten Foundation was approved, …[more]
In 2020, the following awards are announced: The Broadcast Meteorologist Award, the Media Weather Forecast Award and Outreach & Communication Award. Submission deadline for all awards is 20 May 2020.[more]
The WMO Public-Private Engagement Office was established in January 2020 with the aim to follow-up the Geneva Declaration 2019. The Global Weather Enterprise Forum supports the international engagement between the public, private and academic sectors based on a common goal. Both, PPE and GWE Forum, issue newsletters …[more]
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]
The WMO and ECMWF launched a new web-based interface to help monitor the availability and quality of global meteorological observations. The WIGOS Data Quality Monitoring System (WDQMS) monitors the availability and quality of land-based surface and upper-air observations. It is based on near-real-time monitoring information provided by four participating global NWP centres[more]
Some of the key messages are: The global mean temperature for 2019 was 1.1±0.1 °C above pre-industrial levels, with this year likely to have been the second warmest in instrumental records; 2019 saw low sea-ice extent in both the Arctic and the Antarctic.[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]
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