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Saturday March 21 2009:
Location:
John A Logan College: O’Neil Auditorium (BLDG B on map below)
700 Logan College Dr. Carterville, IL 618-985-3741
830 AM: Opening Remarks
Christine Wielgos – President of the Four Rivers National Weather Association & Meteorologist with the National Weather Service Paducah, KY
840 AM: Surviving Mother Nature's Worst
Jennifer Rukavina – Vice President of the Four Rivers National Weather Meteorologist at WPSD Local 6 Paducah, KY
& Beau Dodson, Meteorological Specialist, McCracken County Emergency Management
915 AM: Nocturnal and Cool Season Tornado Risks
- Rick Shanklin – Warning Coordination Meteorologist: National Weather Service Paducah, KY
945 AM: The 1925 Tri-State Tornado - Was it one tornado or a series of tornadoes?
....What we have found about the damage path during the last 5 years....
Robert H. Johns – Retired from the Storm Prediction Center in 2001
1045 AM: Break – Refreshments provided
1100 AM: Lessons Learned from Storm Chasing
Paul Sirvatka – Professor of Meteorology: College of DuPage Glen Ellyn, IL
1200 PM: Tornadoes and Tornado Trends 1950
Dan McCarthy – Meteorologist in Charge: National Weather Service Indianapolis, IN
1245 PM: Adjourn
Cost: Free of charge – However, the Four Rivers National Weather Association is collecting donations for CJ’s
Bus Organization. The CJ’s bus organization is looking for toys, trucks, baby dolls, and board games. For more information please visit www.cjsbus.org
The 1925 Tri-State Tornado damage path project is about finished. However, we hope to learn if there are local people who know where the following damage occurred in the rural area between De Soto and Zeigler, IL: The Stonum farm and Charles Barwich home between De Soto and Hurst, the William Adams, Charles Beaver, and Tom Fagler farms near Bush, and any damage to farms or trees south of Zeigler near current State Hwy 148.
LOCATION:
John A Logan College: O’Neil Auditorium (BLDG B on map below)
700 Logan College Dr. Carterville, IL 618-985-3741
Map
http://www.stormreports.org/johnaloganmap.htm
Location:
John A Logan College: O’Neil Auditorium (BLDG B on map below)
700 Logan College Dr. Carterville, IL 618-985-3741
830 AM: Opening Remarks
Christine Wielgos – President of the Four Rivers National Weather Association & Meteorologist with the National Weather Service Paducah, KY
840 AM: Surviving Mother Nature's Worst
Jennifer Rukavina – Vice President of the Four Rivers National Weather Meteorologist at WPSD Local 6 Paducah, KY
& Beau Dodson, Meteorological Specialist, McCracken County Emergency Management
915 AM: Nocturnal and Cool Season Tornado Risks
- Rick Shanklin – Warning Coordination Meteorologist: National Weather Service Paducah, KY
945 AM: The 1925 Tri-State Tornado - Was it one tornado or a series of tornadoes?
....What we have found about the damage path during the last 5 years....
Robert H. Johns – Retired from the Storm Prediction Center in 2001
1045 AM: Break – Refreshments provided
1100 AM: Lessons Learned from Storm Chasing
Paul Sirvatka – Professor of Meteorology: College of DuPage Glen Ellyn, IL
1200 PM: Tornadoes and Tornado Trends 1950
Dan McCarthy – Meteorologist in Charge: National Weather Service Indianapolis, IN
1245 PM: Adjourn
Cost: Free of charge – However, the Four Rivers National Weather Association is collecting donations for CJ’s
Bus Organization. The CJ’s bus organization is looking for toys, trucks, baby dolls, and board games. For more information please visit www.cjsbus.org
The 1925 Tri-State Tornado damage path project is about finished. However, we hope to learn if there are local people who know where the following damage occurred in the rural area between De Soto and Zeigler, IL: The Stonum farm and Charles Barwich home between De Soto and Hurst, the William Adams, Charles Beaver, and Tom Fagler farms near Bush, and any damage to farms or trees south of Zeigler near current State Hwy 148.
LOCATION:
John A Logan College: O’Neil Auditorium (BLDG B on map below)
700 Logan College Dr. Carterville, IL 618-985-3741
Map
http://www.stormreports.org/johnaloganmap.htm
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