Welcome to the Monthly Weather Review Editors' Blog!
Welcome to something new.
This blog is managed by the Chief Editor of the American Meteorological Society (AMS) journal Monthly Weather Review (MWR), David Schultz.
The goal of this blog is to communicate with authors, reviewers, and Editors about publishing, specifically in MWR and other AMS journals.
At this blog, the Editorial Board will discuss issues related to publishing and science. We will highlight articles published in the most recent issues of MWR, answer your questions about publishing and being Editor, and present other items of general interest to MWR readers. As always, we welcome feedback on this new concept.
Please feel free to post questions to the Chief Editor by email: David dot Schultz at fmi dot fi.
This blog is managed by the Chief Editor of the American Meteorological Society (AMS) journal Monthly Weather Review (MWR), David Schultz.
The goal of this blog is to communicate with authors, reviewers, and Editors about publishing, specifically in MWR and other AMS journals.
At this blog, the Editorial Board will discuss issues related to publishing and science. We will highlight articles published in the most recent issues of MWR, answer your questions about publishing and being Editor, and present other items of general interest to MWR readers. As always, we welcome feedback on this new concept.
Please feel free to post questions to the Chief Editor by email: David dot Schultz at fmi dot fi.
posted by David Schultz at
3:25 PM
1 Comments:
i have noticed that when ever a low passesinland from the pacific below point conception it cause sever weather in the mid west somwhere-usaly a magnified version of the coastal storm carl
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