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Snow is piled up in between large instrument containers, and ski tracks cut through snow in front of the containers. Trees, buildings, and a snow-covered mountain are visible in the distance on a mostly sunny day.

AMS Special Collection Features SAIL, SPLASH, and SOS Papers

A new American Meteorological Society (AMS) article highlights a growing special collection of papers related to the Surface Atmosphere Integrated Field Laboratory (SAIL) campaign and two of its partner campaigns in Colorado.

15 April 2026

DOE BER Program Invites Proposals for Regionally Focused Research

The U.S. Department of Energy's (DOE's) Biological and Environmental Research (BER) program seeks applications for multidisciplinary research centers focused on regional studies of severe weather-related hazards that impact energy and other critical infrastructures.

1 April 2026

Portraits of (from left to right) Fred Helsel, Mark Spychala, and Michael Ritsche

Staff Updates: Managerial Moves Occur at ARM Observatories

Fred Helsel (left) retires as North Slope of Alaska operations manager, and Mark Spychala (middle) succeeds Michael Ritsche as manager of ARM's Bankhead National Forest and Southern Great Plains observatories.

30 March 2026

On a sunny day with clouds, one person is standing on a stepstool working on a radiometer, and another is grabbing a red coiled-up cable sitting on the worktable.

Beta Testing Underway in New Mexico for DUSTIEAIM Campaign

Site installation in Arizona for the Desert-Urban SysTem IntegratEd AtmospherIc Monsoon (DUSTIEAIM) field campaign is tentatively set to begin in mid-April 2026.

26 March 2026

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