Molly Woloszyn

Congratulations to our student award winners from #AMS2026! #WaterWednesday @ametsoc

February 2026 Snow Drought Update A Dry, Warm January Leaves the West With the Worst Snowpack in Decades Economic impacts are occurring, especially for winter recreation and the communities that rely on it. Water supply concerns are increasing. drought.gov/drought-status… @NOAA

Trend change coming next week. The West stays warm but precip moves in. Much of the Central and Eastern US warms up with precip chances generally above normal, except for the Gulf Coast and FL, which stays dry. drought.gov/forecasts @NOAA @NWS @NWSCPC

Last chance to register for tomorrow's Midwest #drought webinar!

At the MRCC, we love interns--and we're excited to announce we're accepting applications for a 2026 summer intern! It's a paid, full-time internship that runs from May through August. Must be availbale at least 9 of the 12 weeks. More details here ➡️mrcc.purdue.edu/about/join-our…

Hydrology daily highlights at #AMS2026! 💧 Catch our sessions and the Horton Lecture in Rooms 332A & 332B, and join the Town Hall at 12:15 in Room 351B. A full day of talks on extreme precipitation, urban hydrology, and drought awaits! 🌇 🏜️ ⛈️

Join us TODAY at 12:15pm in Room 351B for our Town Hall Meeting that will discuss lessons learned from urban hydrometeorological extremes with a great panel of experts! #AMS2026

Join us today for the Robert E Horton Lecture at 1:45pm in Room 332B at #AMS2026! Amir AghaKouchak will be presenting about impact-based monitoring of #drought and cascading hazards! Don't miss it!

Let’s kick off #AMS2026! 🚀 The Conference on Hydrology runs all day today in rooms 332A, 332B, and 320C—covering extreme precipitation, Earth’s water cycle, and land–atmosphere interactions. 🌨️ 🌏 Come see our posters at 3pm too! 📊

🪾Keep track of #drought in the #Midwest by joining our upcoming webinar on February 5th! We will explore current conditions, impacts, and what’s ahead. Plus, a special deep dive into Midwest drought indicators. 👉 Register now! purdue-edu.zoom.us/meeting/regist…

What does your Tuesday look like at #AMS2026? Come join us at the 40th Conference on Hydrology for a fun and informative day! 🤩 We have our Town Hall at 12:15p and Horton Lecture on #drought and cascading #hazards at 1:45p. 🔗 ams.confex.com/ams/106ANNUAL/…

🎉 We’re officially in #AMS2026 month, which means it’s time to start building your conference schedule. Don’t worry—we’ve got you covered! All week long, we’ll be sharing a daily snapshot for the Hydrology Conference. Stay tuned and start mapping out your week! @ametsoc

Calling all students! Don't forget to register for the @ametsoc.org student conference, which will be held Jan 24-25 in Houston! Register before Dec 3 for the early bird rate. annual.ametsoc.org/2026/attend/re…

The program for the 2026 AMS Annual Meeting is officially released! 📆Curious what the💧Conference on Hydrology💧has in store for you? Take a look at our conference "at a glance"! Explore full program here: ams.confex.com/ams/106ANNUAL/… We hope you join us in Houston in January!

There’s lightning—and then there’s megaflash lightning. ⚡ In Oct 2017, one flash stretched 515 miles from east Texas to Kansas City. The @WMO recently confirmed it as the longest lightning flash in U.S. history. #WaterWednesday popsci.com/environment/re…

💧#WaterWednesday: The "predictability desert" Between weather forecasts & climate projections lies a gap: 2 weeks-2 months out. This S2S timescale is crucial for water management but forecasting remains weak. New call for scientists to join forces: eos.org/opinions/scien…

💧 Explore the first nationwide assessment of water availability from @USGS. The National Water Availability Assessment covers how much water we have, its quality, and how it's used—for people and ecosystems. 📘 Read more: water.usgs.gov/vizlab/water-a… #WaterWednesday #WaterScience

I'm looking forward to attending and speaking at this workshop!! Should be a great event.

The U.S. Drought Monitor reports that 97.78% of Missouri is categorized as "abnormally dry", which is up from 94.13% one week ago. Just over 3.5% of the state is in severe drought status, mainly the Missouri Bootheel. Report your local conditions at ow.ly/i6lY50TqPL5.

Drought and Water Update for the Mississippi River Lack of precip has drought worsening across the Ohio River Basin and parts along the Miss River, causing declining Lower Miss flows. Low water issues may develop if drought persists. drought.gov/drought-status… @NOAA 1/4