Alan Sealls

@AlanSealls

Retired TV Chief Meteorologist with 16 Emmys. BS Cornell, MS FSU, AMS Fellow, 2025 AMS President-Elect. Adjunct Professor, Author, Consultant, Expert Witness

Mobile, Alabama, USA

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Joined May 2011

Alan Sealls
@AlanSealls
Aug 10
#Climate assessments matter because climate (the average of weather) controls agriculture, water availability, commerce, infrastructure and ecosystems, having huge impacts on economies and human health.
American Meteorological Society
@ametsoc
Aug 10
🚨 The 2025 #BulletinAMS State of the Climate report is here, and the findings are critical. Earth’s greenhouse gas concentrations were the highest on record and record temperatures were observed across the globe. Read here: ametsoc.org/soc #StateoftheClimate2025
Alan Sealls
@AlanSealls
Aug 10
Severe and dangerous weather is not limited to the US. The #WorldMeteorologicalOrganization provides a dashboard with realtime #weather threats across the planet- a good tool for travelers. severeweather.wmo.int
Alan Sealls
@AlanSealls
Aug 1
#lightning ⚡⚡ just offshore of Dauphin Island, Alabama, at 11:20pm, July 31, 2026 @NWSMobile #weather
Alan Sealls
@AlanSealls
Jul 31
One of the most rewarding tasks of the AMS President is talking with scientists who continue to do outstanding work that has positive impacts in meteorology and also on everyday life for all people. Congratulations to all the AMS Awardees and Honorees!
American Meteorological Society
@ametsoc
Jul 31
🎊 Announcing the 2027 AMS Award & Honors Recipients! "In a time of rapid change and upheaval, the work of the awardees and their peers reminds us that our work is essential for a thriving world." — David Stensrud View the full list of honorees: bit.ly/4vUawuB
Alan Sealls
@AlanSealls
Jul 30
Eastward view from 34,000 feet above Asheville, NC, at sunset. So much #smoke particulate (haze) below 12,000 feet from distant #wildfires 🔥 that you could barely see the clouds.