Blake Naftel
EF2
The completed “Storm Chasing Anthology, Volume One” is set to officially premiere!
Beginning with two individuals in the 1950's, and expanding to thousands by the 21st century, the 67-minute documentary film showcases six-decades of benchmark moments in storm chasing culture and severe weather research history. Told through the words and images of meteorologists, storm chasers, and weather enthusiasts across North America.
Hosted by the University of Oklahoma Student Chapter of the American Meteorological Society and National Weather Association (OUSC: AMS-NWA), the 67-minute documentary film is set to be screened Thursday, April 28 at 7 p.m. CT, room 1313, at the National Weather Center in Norman, Oklahoma. Should severe weather correspond locally or regionally that evening, the viewing will be bumped up a day to Wednesday, April 27, same time and location.
The event is FREE and open to anyone who shares a interest in severe weather research, storm chasing culture, or weather history. Seating is limited to 230. The National Weather Center IT department will also be streaming the event “LIVE” during the showing for those who are unable to attend.
The National Weather Center is located at: 120 David L. Boren Boulevard, Norman, Oklahoma.
Promo:
Homepage: http://stormchasinghistory.net/
Beginning with two individuals in the 1950's, and expanding to thousands by the 21st century, the 67-minute documentary film showcases six-decades of benchmark moments in storm chasing culture and severe weather research history. Told through the words and images of meteorologists, storm chasers, and weather enthusiasts across North America.
Hosted by the University of Oklahoma Student Chapter of the American Meteorological Society and National Weather Association (OUSC: AMS-NWA), the 67-minute documentary film is set to be screened Thursday, April 28 at 7 p.m. CT, room 1313, at the National Weather Center in Norman, Oklahoma. Should severe weather correspond locally or regionally that evening, the viewing will be bumped up a day to Wednesday, April 27, same time and location.
The event is FREE and open to anyone who shares a interest in severe weather research, storm chasing culture, or weather history. Seating is limited to 230. The National Weather Center IT department will also be streaming the event “LIVE” during the showing for those who are unable to attend.
The National Weather Center is located at: 120 David L. Boren Boulevard, Norman, Oklahoma.
Promo:
Homepage: http://stormchasinghistory.net/
