Cover Weather, Climate, and Society
Weather, Climate, and Society

 

Volume 15 (2023): Issue 4 (Oct 2023)

Print ISSN:
1948-8327
Online ISSN:
1948-8335
Cover Weather, Climate, and Society
MASTHEAD
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EDITORIALS
Equity, Inclusion, and Justice: An Opportunity for Action for AMS Publications Stakeholders
AMS Publications Support for Open, Transparent, and Equitable Research
ARTICLES
Climate Change and Adaptation: Exploring Drivers of Community and Gender-Disaggregated Social Vulnerability
Combining Probabilistic Hazard Information Forecast Graphics with Wireless Emergency Alert Messages: An Exploratory, Qualitative Study
The Impact of Extreme Precipitation Events and Their Variability on Climate Change Beliefs in the American Public
Extreme Arctic Weather and Community Impacts in Nunavut: A Case Study of One Winter’s Storms and Lessons for Local Climate Change Preparedness
Understanding Broadcast Meteorologists’ Current and Future Use of Severe Weather Watches, Warnings, and Probabilistic Hazard Information
How is Flash Drought Understood?—Experts’ Definitions and Decision-Makers’ Perceptions
Assessing Vulnerability and Population Exposed to Drought in Various Climatic Regions of Northeastern Iran
The Climatology, Vulnerability, and Public Perceptions Associated with Overlapping Tornado and Flash Flood Warnings in a Portion of the Southeast United States
Tweeting the Heat: An Analysis of the National Weather Service’s Approach to Extreme Heat Communication on Twitter
How Visual Design of Severe Weather Outlooks Can Affect Communication and Decision-Making
A Spatial Analysis of Decisions Made in Response to Simulated Tornado Warnings in the United States
Role of Agrometeorological Advisory Services in Enhancing Food Security and Reducing Vulnerability to Climate Change
Integrating Place and Sense of Place into Geovisualizations of Hurricane Storm Surge Risk
Contextualizing Disaster Phases Using Social Media Data: Hurricane Risk Visualizations during the Forecast and Warning Phase of Hurricane Irma
Model Development and Simulation for Predicting Proportional Changes in Traffic Volume as a Consequence of Natural Weather Hazards
Examining the Spatial Proximity of Vulnerable Communities to Cooling Centers across the Texas Triangle Megaregion
On the Risk Efficiency of a Weather Index Insurance Product for the Brazilian Semiarid Region
SOCIAL SCIENCE DATASETS, RESEARCH INSTRUMENTS, AND DATA ETHICS
The Extreme Weather and Emergency Management Survey
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