Official Twitter of the Greater St. Louis Chapter of the American Meteorological Society-founded to serve the St. Louis community through education and outreach
St. Louis, MO
Joined December 2021
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St. Louis AMS retweeted
@scottontvKSDK knows how severe weather impacts the public safety. @tvalwx, meteorologist has been in the field reporting on conditions of being without utilities. Proud to name both the @HeatUpSTL Chief’s Public Safety Honorees.
St. Louis AMS retweeted
Severe cold & hot weather can have bad economic & health impacts. Both meteorologist @fox2ch & chief meteorologist @zimmtv are good guardians of weather education. We’re proud to present @HeatUpSTL Chief’s Public Safety awards to both.
St. Louis AMS retweeted
Reporting on area severe weather takes knowledge of science and engaging the public. And chief meteorologist @SteveTempleton gets it. Meteorologist @leahwx4 sees through reporting the impact that weather plays on some neighbors. They are @HeatUpSTL Chief’s Public Safety honorees.
St. Louis AMS retweeted
It's empty now, but in about 15 hours we'll have tons of folks in this parking lot and in our office for our first open house in 9 years!
Tour spots are gone, but come anyway for fun for all ages with @STEMSTL, @mizzoumet, @RedCrossMO, @SLU_Official, @SIUE, @StLouisAMS, & more!
St. Louis AMS retweeted
Ever wondered what we do at the @NWS? Come visit us at our Open House on Sept 23, 2023 to check it out! There will be activities for all ages, an office tour, and more! Space is limited so sign up today! For more info check out weather.gov/lsx/OpenHouse #mowx #ilwx #stlwx
ALT This graphic resembles a ticket stub for the NWS St. Louis Open House that will take place September 23, 2023, 10 AM to 4 PM. There is a replica QR code in the top right corner.
St. Louis AMS retweeted
🚨Severe Weather Threat Increasing🚨
Skies are clearing, allowing for warm, humid air to provide fuel for severe storms this afternoon/evening. 1" hail, 70mph winds, and a brief tornado are all possible. Make sure you have a way to get warnings today! #MOwx #ILwx #STLwx #MidMOwx
ALT Other than the accompanying text, the map highlights Missouri and Illinois with recent satellite imagery as of 11:45am. An area from I-70/I-55 south is highlighted where clearing skies and moisture are interacting to provide fuel for thunderstorms later today.
St. Louis AMS retweeted
This is gonna be a great event! Come on out next Saturday to see all the jobs and positions a meteorologist can have. Military, government, broadcast, and much more. #stlwx
Hey there St. Louis! Learn how meteorologists help protect our communities and the public. We & @STLpubLibrary Carpenter Branch are bringing meteorologists together for fun for all ages.
Join us on June 10th from 1-2:30pm to issue warnings, try TV meteorology, and more! #stlwx
St. Louis AMS retweeted
The concern for severe weather is growing for Tuesday into Tuesday night. While some differences with this setup exist, the overall pattern looks similar to yesterday's system. All severe hazards are possible, so stay informed! #MOwx #ILwx #STLwx #MidMOwx
ALT A map of Missouri and Illinois on the left of the image, with most of that region shaded in yellow indicating a threat for severe weather. A red L for a low pressure system with a warm front across northern Missouri and Illinois, with a cold front extending south. The text indicates that a threat for severe weather will exist Tuesday/Tuesday night. Damaging wind, large hail, and tornadoes are all possible.
St. Louis AMS retweeted
5:25 PM UPDATE: The threat for severe thunderstorms is increasing across the St. Louis Metro area over the next 1 to 1.5 hours. Make sure to stay weather aware, and know where your safe place is!
St. Louis AMS retweeted
Are you a college student majoring in meteorology or a related field? Would you like to learn more about what goes on in a National Weather Service office? Consider applying for our student volunteer program! Here is the link to learn more and apply: bit.ly/3kTvtrm
St. Louis AMS retweeted
This is a great opportunity to learn and interact with those at the various national centers of the @NWS! Take a look 👇🏼
If you’re a student or early career professional interested in a career at the @NWS , register for one or more NWS webinars to learn more about the work NWS does at the national level: weather.gov/ctp/familiarizat…
St. Louis AMS retweeted
Overheard this week that @StLouisAMS now has 50 members!
What a great way to learn more about weather and network with those in the weather industry. Everyone is welcome, just have to have an interest in weather and $15/year for dues. #stlwx
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St. Louis AMS retweeted
Join us at @HarrisStowe along with @STLCityGov @CityEMA for our next spotter class tomorrow night! All ages are welcome, no sign up or cost. #STLwx #MOwx #ILwx – at St Louis, MO
Join us tomorrow, February 8th, in St. Louis, MO for our next Severe Storm Spotter Class! For the complete schedule, navigate to: storymaps.arcgis.com/stories… #mowx #stlwx #ilwx
St. Louis AMS retweeted
Be sure to attend tomorrow’s meeting! Scott Connell will be talking about the freezing drizzle that impacted the stl area last Sunday
St. Louis AMS retweeted
Great presentation Tue night by @tornatrix at @StLouisAMS. Dirty Radar Secrets. Lots of good info for weather community. #stlwx #AMS
St. Louis AMS retweeted
Oh no! Our link. It’s broken. Head here for the classes!
storymaps.arcgis.com/stories… – at St Louis, MO
🥁 DRUMROLL PLEASE! 🥁
We're excited to announce our 2023 storm spotter class schedule! We'll be hosting the most in-person talks ever this year, with two virtual talks also available! Come join us for a night of fun and learning about storms! shorturl.at/bnRV2
St. Louis AMS retweeted
If you choose to use a space heater, please remember that they are designed to supplement your home’s primary heating source.
PLEASE keep space heaters at least 3 feet away from everything.
REMAIN in the room while using.
UNPLUG when you go to bed.
#STLCity #STL #stlwx – at St Louis, MO
St. Louis AMS retweeted
Accumulating snow will move into Nrn portions of the area THU AM & spread SE across the region. 2-6" of snow is expected, with most of that snow falling in few hour period at any given location. Strong gusty winds will produce blowing/drifting snow conditions. #stlwx #mowx #ilwx
St. Louis AMS retweeted
On #Thanksgiving , we're appreciative of so much. One of those things is our @NWS storm spotter/HAM operator network!
Next week (12/3), we'll be recognizing y'all as a part of #Skywarn22. We want to see where y'all are nationwide! Head here to check in: arcg.is/045iuj
