The Carl-Gustaf Rossby Research Medal

Wayne H. Schubert

For fundamental and sustained research on the theoretical understanding of moist atmospheric processes, hurricanes, and geophysical fluid dynamics and their representation in numerical models

The Hydrologic Sciences Medal

Martha C. Anderson

For groundbreaking research combining satellite remote sensing and modeling of soil-plant-atmosphere interactions to solve problems in hydrology, agriculture, and climate

The Sverdrup Gold Medal

Zhengyu Liu

For fundamental and transdisciplinary advances in our understanding of the dynamics of the coupled ocean–atmosphere system in the present, past, and future

The Verner E. Suomi Technology Medal

Zhanqing Li

For fundamental contributions in the application of remote sensing to quantifying Earth's energy budget, including the impacts of aerosols and their interactions with clouds

The Jule G. Charney Medal

Tapio Schneider

For pioneering research on atmospheric dynamics and climate change and for leading a pathbreaking climate model development effort

The Warren Washington Research and Leadership Medal

William H. Brune

For transformational advances in the chemistry of the upper and lower atmosphere, critical leadership at multiple levels, and mentoring of diverse groups

The David and Lucille Atlas Remote Sensing Prize

V. Chandrasekar

For advancing remote-sensing measurements of precipitation and applications of weather radar

The Jagadish Shukla Earth System Predictability Prize

Siegfried D. Schubert

For groundbreaking insights into the variability and predictability of droughts and other extremes in the climate system

The Cleveland Abbe Award for Distinguished Service to the Atmospheric and Related Sciences

Renee A. McPherson

For extraordinary efforts to develop programs, tools, and relationships to translate weather and climate information for use by communities

The Charles Franklin Brooks Award for Outstanding Service to the Society

Wendy Schreiber-Abshire

For decades of outstanding and enthusiastic service to the Society with significant contributions in promoting earth science education and making AMS a more inclusive Society

The Robert H. and Joanne Simpson Mentorship Award

Harold E. Brooks

For steadfast mentorship of multiple generations of scholars, especially students, and those working in interdisciplinary and international arenas

The Edward N. Lorenz Teaching Excellence Award

Jon Kahl

For transformative teaching and mentoring, seminal contributions to education literature, and for implementing international learning experiences that inspired generations of atmospheric scientists

The Kenneth C. Spengler Award

Harinder P.S. Ahluwalia

For facilitating the growth of the weather, water, and climate enterprise and for forging mutually beneficial connections across sectors

The Joanne Simpson Tropical Meteorology Research Award

Adam Sobel

For advancing understanding of tropical meteorology through transformative approaches, including the weak temperature gradient approximation and moisture-mode theory

The Syukuro Manabe Climate Research Award

Bette L. Otto-Bliesner

For groundbreaking contributions to modeling past climate change across time scales and transformative insights into dynamic interactions within Earth’s climate system

The Award for Outstanding Contribution to the Advance of Applied Meteorology

Timothy Loftus

For pioneering AI methods to create value-added meteorological datasets, significantly enhancing business and stakeholder decision-making and operational efficiency

The Award for Outstanding Contributions to Boundary-Layer Meteorology

John Finnigan

For transformative contributions to our understanding of surface and boundary layer flows over vegetated and complex terrain through innovative uses of observations and simulations

The Henry T. Harrison Award for Outstanding Contributions by a Consulting Meteorologist

Tim Hall, CCM

For achievements supporting the public sector, leadership strengthening the Certified Consulting Meteorologist program, and a career of service to the meteorological community

The Charles E. Anderson Award

Bradford S. Barrett

For fostering collaborations through courageous personal engagement with scientists and students in both the US and Latin America

The Francis W. Reichelderfer Award

Michael H. Cosh

For advances in large-scale in situ monitoring and remote sensing validation of soil moisture, facilitating more effective weather information for the public

The Helmut E. Landsberg Award

Elie Bou-Zeid

For outstanding contributions to understanding urban climates and transports, including the development of large-eddy-simulation models

The Award for Outstanding Achievement in Biometeorology

Lawrence Hipps

For many insightful and innovative contributions as a scientist, teacher, and mentor that address the fundamental and practical challenges facing the biometeorological community

Banner I. Miller Award

     
   
Xiaomin Chen, Andrew Hazelton, Frank D. Marks, Ghassan J Alaka Jr, Chunxi Zhang

For developing a high-wind boundary-layer parameterization scheme that advances the intensity, including rapid intensification, and forecast skill of NOAA’s operational hurricane forecast model, HAFS

The Louis J. Battan Author's Award—K-12

  
Joan Axelrod-Contrada and Ann Malaspina

For "Zeke the Weather Geek: There's a Lizard in My Blizzard!", a fun-filled adventure that accurately interweaves winter meteorology with lively illustrations, humor, and diverse characters to inspire future meteorologists

The Louis J. Battan Author's Award—Adult

  
Simon K. Cutfield and Allen J. Riordan

For "Keep in a Cool Place: The First Winter at Vanda Station, Antarctica", which inspires readers of all ages to appreciate the complexities of Earth's natural systems and the dedication of the scientists who uncover their mysteries

The Award for Distinguished Science Journalism in the Atmospheric and Related Sciences

Lois Parshley

For translating Earth system science into impactful reporting that reveals changing climate impacts on human lives in vulnerable and underreported regions

The June Bacon-Bercey Award for Broadcast Meteorology

Andrew Humphrey

For extensive contributions to the field of broadcast meteorology - including dedication to promoting diversity in the weather community - over an expansive, nearly 30-year career

The Award for Excellence in Science Reporting by a Broadcast Meteorologist

Elisa Raffa

For unique and relatable storytelling over the last decade that captures climate change impacts on a broad range of subjects affecting multiple audiences

The Clarence Leroy Meisinger Award

Timothy W. Cronin

For advances in fundamental understanding of the roles of atmospheric convection and radiation in climate

The Clarence Leroy Meisinger Award

Malte F. Stuecker

For fundamental advances to our understanding of climate dynamics and its impacts

The Henry G. Houghton Award

Dan Li

For foundational contributions to understanding how urbanization interacts with the climate system

The Nicholas P. Fofonoff Award

Jacob O. Wenegrat

For pioneering insights into the role of topography, boundary layers, and air-sea interactions in submesoscale ocean dynamics

The Award for Early Career Professional Achievement

Carlos Martinez

For pioneering research, transformative leadership in bridging science and society, and exceptional service fostering inclusive dialogue and action across weather, water, and climate enterprise

The Award for an Exceptional Specific Prediction

NWS Weather Prediction Center

For exceptional forecasting and messaging of Hurricane Helene's devastating flooding and associated impacts

Local Student Chapter of the Year Award

University of Puerto Rico, Mayaguez

For outstanding commitment to its members, the community, and the AMS through innovative activities in service, outreach, and professional development

Local Chapter of the Year Award

Chicago Chapter of the AMS

For unwavering dedication to professional development, service, education, and public awareness for meteorology and climatology

The Robert E. Horton Lecturer in Hydrology

Amir AghaKouchak

For fundamental and innovative contributions to understanding and characterizing hydrologic extremes and compound hazards under a changing climate

The Walter Orr Roberts Lecturer

Armin Sorooshian

For outstanding contributions to the development of instrumentation for, new knowledge in, and novel public health applications of atmospheric chemistry and physics

The Bernhard Haurwitz Memorial Lecturer

Tiffany A. Shaw

For fundamental advances in climate dynamics and understanding of how atmospheric circulation responds to climate change

Artificial Intelligence for the Earth Systems

Daniel Rothenberg

For insightful and timely reviews, often for manuscripts that needed emergency reviews

Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society

Sharanya J. Majumdar

For consistently providing thoughtful, critical, and constructive reviews

Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society

Andrew Molthan

For thorough, excellent, and constructive reviews

Journal of Applied Meteorology and Climatology

Scott Landolt

For high-quality reviews that are consistently constructive and attentive to manuscript details, and help to improve the presentation and flow of manuscripts

Journal of Applied Meteorology and Climatology

Gert-Jan Duine

For timely and quality manuscript reviews, including a quality review on short notice when an additional review was needed

Journal of the Atmospheric Sciences

Rosimar Rios-Berrios

For providing meticulous, thoughtful, and constructive reviews on manuscripts

Journal of the Atmospheric Sciences

Pablo Zurita-Gotor

For providing insightful reviews on manuscripts, including particularly challenging ones

Journal of Climate

Shoichiro Kido

For always being available to give high quality reviews

Journal of Climate

Osamu Miyawaki

For effective handling of challenging reviews

Journal of Climate/Monthly Weather Review

Benjamin A. Schenkel

For thoughtful and detailed reviews on a variety of topics

Journal of Hydrometeorology

Ali Tokay

For polite, meticulous, and insightful reviews

Journal of Physical Oceanography

Mara A. Freilich

For providing insightful, helpful, and timely reviews on a variety of topics for different JPO editors

The Journal of Atmospheric and Oceanic Technology

Fraser King

For timely, technically detailed, and comprehensive reviews

Monthly Weather Review

James Marquis

For preparing thorough, constructive, and timely reviews

Monthly Weather Review/Weather and Forecasting

Matthew C. Brown

For providing consistently thorough and constructive reviews

Weather and Forecasting

Feimin Zhang

For years of dedicated service providing timely, critical, and constructive reviews that have significantly improved the scientific quality of submissions

Weather, Climate, and Society

Shubhechchha Sharma

For providing extensive and constructive reviews on a manuscript that were very helpful to the editor and the authors

Cross-Journal

Steven M. Cavallo

For providing reviews containing detailed and constructive feedback for authors of multiple AMS journals.