Atmospheric scientist, FSU professor, Tweets my own.
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Allison Wing retweeted
It’s been an unusually quiet Atlantic hurricane season so far. @FSU_EOAS atmospheric scientist Allison Wing explains how El Niño is helping suppress hurricane development and why Floridians should still stay prepared.
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Allison Wing retweeted
Season five of our Nole Edge podcast is here! 🤩
We sat down with Allison Wing, an associate professor in @FSU_EOAS, to discuss the present El Niño event, which is projected to be the strongest on record, as well the unusually quiet Atlantic hurricane season and other weather phenomena.
To tune in, visit: bit.ly/4xSiUMV. 🎧
@FloridaState @FSUResearch
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Allison Wing retweeted
Congrats to @FSU_EOAS' own @alli_wing, who has won the Atmospheric Sciences Ascent Award from @theAGU! 👏
The award is presented annually, recognizing research and leadership excellence in mid-career atmospheric and climate scientists.
"I'm incredibly honored to receive the award, because it's earned based on the perception of my research by my colleagues in the field," Wing said.
Wing is an associate professor of meteorology and environmental science at @FloridaState, and her work centers on tropical cyclones and tropical convection. ⛈️🌀
"The overarching theme of my research is the clustering of tropical clouds and thunderstorms — its different forms, driving mechanisms, influence on broader climate, and role in tropical cyclone development. For example, recent research from my lab found that interactions between clouds and thermal radiation accelerate tropical cyclone genesis and intensification."
To learn more about Wing's research, visit eoas.fsu.edu.
@FSUResearch
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I had fun talking with Amy on the Nole Edge podcast about El Niño and hurricanes!
Season five of our Nole Edge podcast is here! 🤩
We sat down with Allison Wing, an associate professor in @FSU_EOAS, to discuss the present El Niño event, which is projected to be the strongest on record, as well the unusually quiet Atlantic hurricane season and other weather phenomena.
To tune in, visit: bit.ly/4xSiUMV. 🎧
@FloridaState @FSUResearch
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Allison Wing retweeted
‼️AMS ABSTRACTS DUE AUG. 11‼️
Make sure to submit an abstract to the Second Symposium on Tropical Meteorology and Climate before it’s too late! Abstracts for this year’s AMS Annual in Denver, CO are due Aug. 11 at 5PM ET with NO EXTENSIONS.
More info: bit.ly/4c5rXBl
Allison Wing retweeted
⏰ Time is running out⏰
Less than one week remaining to submit your nominations for AMS Awards and Honors, including the Joanne Simpson Award!
Deadline is this Friday, May 1st!
More info and submission form here: bit.ly/4cAZfru
Allison Wing retweeted
Submit nominations for the AMS Joanne Simpson Tropical Meteorology Research Award by May 1!
This award is granted to researchers who make outstanding contributions to advancing the understanding of the physics and dynamics of the tropical atmosphere.
bit.ly/4cAZfru
Allison Wing retweeted
Our #AMS37HURR student award winners!
1st place Poster
Geeta Nain
Yushan Han
2nd place Poster
Jose Ocegueda Sanchez
Hrag Najarian
1st place Oral Presentation
Aidan Mahoney
Michelle Nq
2nd place Oral Presentation
Cameron Maisello
Kiahna Mollette
Max Eaton Award
Andrea Gordon
Allison Wing retweeted
Congratulations to Dr. Michael M. Bell on receiving the AMS STAC Award for Distinguished Scientific/Technological Accomplishment during the AMS 37th Conference on Hurricanes and Tropical Meteorology! #AMS37Hurr 🏆🎉
Allison Wing retweeted
It’s almost time! ✨⏰
As you prepare your schedule for the upcoming conference, we wanted to highlight some special session and events.
Looking forward to seeing everyone there! 🌀💙
Allison Wing retweeted
In case you missed it live, here is Dr. Allison Wing answering Qs about hurricane season, weather on exoplanets, life at sea, 0.5 Mt/min hurricane energy, controlling weather, and more while playing Mario Kart 64.
(@alli_wing, @FSUartssciences, @FSU_EOAS)
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Allison Wing retweeted
Tonight, 8-11 pm EDT. Ask Dr. Allison Wing (@alli_wing) about atmospheric sciences, tropical cyclones, extreme weather, weather balloons, and more while she plays Mario Kart 64.
(@FSUResearch,@FSUartssciences,@FSU_EOAS)
Join us at Ask_a_Scientist_Gaming: twitch.tv/ask_a_scientist_ga…
Watch me make a fool out of myself playing video games while trying to talk science
Join us Wed, March 25th, 8-11 pm EDT for a live Q&A with atmospheric scientist Dr. Allison Wing (@alli_wing) who is happy to talk about tropical cyclones, extreme weather, and more while playing Mario Kart 64.
(@FSUartssciences, @FSU_EOAS)
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Allison Wing retweeted
Nominations are open for the Joanne Simpson Tropical Meteorology Research Award 🌪️
We seek candidates who have made outstanding contributions to understanding the physics & dynamics of the tropical atmosphere.
📄 Nomination letter, CV, bibliography + support letters
Allison Wing retweeted
AMS is responding to the potential dismantling of NCAR through statements, advocacy, and leveraging the voices of our community and partners. The deadline to respond to NSF’s request for information about NCAR is 13 March.
Share your perspective today: bit.ly/40tcZPv
ALT Graphic for the testimonial from Ryan Torn, University at Albany, SUNY professor "NCAR provides vital services to my research program through observation facilities, access to computing that is designed for atmospheric applications, and expertise for collaboration. I have been a part of multiple field programs that … have generated new research on hurricane genesis and severe thunderstorm predictability, which would not be possible without NCAR facilities.”
I’m honored to lead the AMS TMTC committee filled with this amazing group of scientists!
The faces behind the committee🌀
These are some of the Tropical Meteorology & Tropical Cyclones Committee members: researchers, forecasters, and leaders dedicated to advancing science and strengthening our tropical community.
#TropicalMeteorology #TropicalCyclones #Climate #MJO
Allison Wing retweeted
Congratulations to the student winners of the First Symposium on Tropical Meteorology and Climate at the @ametsoc 106th Annual Meeting in Houston! 🌤️🌎
A sincere thank you to our judges for your time and expertise in making this event a success. 👏🌀
Allison Wing retweeted
Attending the 106th AMS Annual Meeting in Houston, TX, and online? Check out our Monday sessions for our First Symposium on Tropical Meteorology and Climate! 🌀☁️✨ #AMS2026 #AMSTropical
Allison Wing retweeted
Deciding which session to attend on Tuesday and Wednesday? Consider attending our sessions! #AMS2026
See you there 😎🌀☁️ #AMSTropical
