Thank you!
A big Thank You to all for attending the hybrid EMS Annual Meeting 2026. Whether you participated in person in Utrecht or online, we hope your expectations were met and the conference was interesting and will result in many new collaborations and projects. The EMS2026 was attended by 881 participants from 52 countries: 827 onsite in Utrecht and 54 online from across the globe.
The EMS Annual Meeting 2027 will be held from 5 to 10 September 2027 at the Jagiellonian University, Kraków, Poland. We hope to see many of you there next year!
If you would like to give feedback on this year's conference or have ideas for future years, please send us a short e-mail: ems-annual@emetsoc.org
Participation certificate
Participants wishing to receive a participation certificate can do so via the button below.
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- Recordings of EMS2026 oral presentations will be available soon and can then be found directly next to the respective abstract or on the EMS Vimeo account. EMS Vimeo account.
- List of participants (PDF)
- Uploaded presentations
- Country statistics (PDF)
- EMS2026 Open-access Proceedings (ASR)
- EMS highlights the vital role of weather and climate observations
This year, authors were again asked if they would like their oral presentations recorded and made available publicly. Demand for this has been positive therefore the videos are now being produced and published. Please follow #ems26 on social media for updates.
EMS2026 Outstanding Poster Award
The EMS 2026 outstanding poster award winner is Nikolaos Papanikolaou from the Delft University of Technology, Civil Engineering & Geosciences, Environmental Engineering in the Netherlands.
He presented his work on “Indoor–Outdoor Heat Stress Coupling in Residential Buildings: A Human Biometeorology Perspective”
Thanks to everyone who contributed to the public vote!
This was EMS2026!
Delta Climate in Europe: weather, water, and warnings
With a particular focus on advancing atmospheric science, water management, and societal preparedness, the 2026 Annual Meeting reflected the interests and activities of the host institutions and addressed the challenges posed by climate change to the broader European meteorological infrastructure, including the development of tools for early warnings and societal preparedness.