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There will be a ton of great seminars at the 33rd Annual NWA Meeting, it will be held in Louisville, Kentucky.
http://www.nwas.org/meetings/nwa2008/
More Information
Current Agenda
http://www.nwas.org/meetings/nwa2008/prelim_agenda.pdf
Monday – Thursday, October 13 - 16: General Sessions will consist of 16 oral and poster sessions including three historical weather sessions. Topics targeted include Weather Hazards (Intense Cold & Heat, and Wind), Tropical Weather, Ensemble Prediction & Pattern Recognition, Instrumentation & Techniques (Radar, Satellite, Observations and Mesonet), Severe Weather (Tornadoes, Wind and Hail, Lightning, and Cool Season Tornadoes), Winter Weather, HAZMAT & Emergency Response, Weather and Societal Impacts, Flooding, and much more!
Student presentations will be reviewed by the NWA Weather Analysis and Forecasting Committee members and monetary awards will be presented to the best in undergraduate and graduate student categories.
Also
0405 PM The March 7-8 Ohio Valley Snowstorm: An Operational Approach to Using
Ensemble Guidance and Anomalies.
Mark Jarvis, NOAA/NWS Louisville, Louisville, KY and Richard Grumm,
NOAA/NWS State College, State College, PA
0840 AM Invited Talk - Lessons Learned from the 1974 Super Outbreak
Greg Forbes, The Weather Channel, Atlanta, GA
0120 PM Invited Talk - The June 1953 Tornadoes of Flint and Worcester: How They
Happened and What We Learned
Eleanor Vallier-Talbot, NWA Education Committee Co-Chair, NOAA/NWS
Taunton, MA
0210 PM Situational Awareness and Operational Issues With a Rare January
Tornado in Wisconsin
Jeffrey P. Craven, NWA Publications Committee Chair, NOAA/NWS Milwaukee/
Sullivan, Dousman, WI
0820 AM Forecasting the Super Tuesday Tornado Outbreak at the SPC: When Does
Higher Resolution Data Become Too Much?
Jeffry Evans and Corey Mead, NOAA/NWS/Storm Prediction Center, Norman,
OK
0800 AM 7 January 2008 Tornado at the Rolla-Vichy National Airport
John P. Gagan, NWA Weather Analysis & Forecasting Committee Chair, NOAA/
NWS Springfield, MO
1245 PM What if the 3 April 1974 Tornado Super Outbreak in North Alabama
Occurred Now?
Tim Troutman, NOAA/NWS Huntsville, AL
http://www.nwas.org/meetings/nwa2008/
More Information
Current Agenda
http://www.nwas.org/meetings/nwa2008/prelim_agenda.pdf
Monday – Thursday, October 13 - 16: General Sessions will consist of 16 oral and poster sessions including three historical weather sessions. Topics targeted include Weather Hazards (Intense Cold & Heat, and Wind), Tropical Weather, Ensemble Prediction & Pattern Recognition, Instrumentation & Techniques (Radar, Satellite, Observations and Mesonet), Severe Weather (Tornadoes, Wind and Hail, Lightning, and Cool Season Tornadoes), Winter Weather, HAZMAT & Emergency Response, Weather and Societal Impacts, Flooding, and much more!
Student presentations will be reviewed by the NWA Weather Analysis and Forecasting Committee members and monetary awards will be presented to the best in undergraduate and graduate student categories.
Also
0405 PM The March 7-8 Ohio Valley Snowstorm: An Operational Approach to Using
Ensemble Guidance and Anomalies.
Mark Jarvis, NOAA/NWS Louisville, Louisville, KY and Richard Grumm,
NOAA/NWS State College, State College, PA
0840 AM Invited Talk - Lessons Learned from the 1974 Super Outbreak
Greg Forbes, The Weather Channel, Atlanta, GA
0120 PM Invited Talk - The June 1953 Tornadoes of Flint and Worcester: How They
Happened and What We Learned
Eleanor Vallier-Talbot, NWA Education Committee Co-Chair, NOAA/NWS
Taunton, MA
0210 PM Situational Awareness and Operational Issues With a Rare January
Tornado in Wisconsin
Jeffrey P. Craven, NWA Publications Committee Chair, NOAA/NWS Milwaukee/
Sullivan, Dousman, WI
0820 AM Forecasting the Super Tuesday Tornado Outbreak at the SPC: When Does
Higher Resolution Data Become Too Much?
Jeffry Evans and Corey Mead, NOAA/NWS/Storm Prediction Center, Norman,
OK
0800 AM 7 January 2008 Tornado at the Rolla-Vichy National Airport
John P. Gagan, NWA Weather Analysis & Forecasting Committee Chair, NOAA/
NWS Springfield, MO
1245 PM What if the 3 April 1974 Tornado Super Outbreak in North Alabama
Occurred Now?
Tim Troutman, NOAA/NWS Huntsville, AL
