William Reid
EF2
Happy 2009 to my fellow Stormtrackers!
The Texas Severe Storms Association (TESSA) is hosting another National Storm Conference in just two short months --- on March 14, at the Colleyville Center in the Dallas-Ft. Worth area. The line-up of speakers is quite impressive, and admission is free! Gas is cheap, the football season is over, and what better way to learn about severe wx than from the best ---- you have little reason not to attend!
Pasted below is the agenda-----thanks.
Bill Reid
TESSA Trustee
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INVITATION TO ATTEND
The 2009 National Storm Conference
Hosted by the Texas Severe Storms Association
Saturday, March 14, 2009.
9:00 am to 5:00 pm
Colleyville Center, Colleyville, Texas
This year’s presenters include:
Gary Woodall, Annual Super Storm Spotter Training Session
"Severe Storm Structure and Behavior - The Spotter's Perspective."
Chris Novy, “Operating Safely in Severe Weather.â€
Jonathan Finch, “Meteorological Studies of the Lefors (March 27, 1975) and Red River (April 10, 1979) Tornado Eventsâ€
Tim Marshall, “Yikes, It’s Hurricane Ike.â€
Chuck Doswell, "What Have We Learned Since 09 April 1979?"
Les Lemon, "Application and Convective Storm Interrogation Using GR2Analyst: Greensburg and Other Cases.â€
The conference is free and open to the pubic. Registration is not required. Arrive early, seating is limited.
Complete conference details, including directions, lodging and sponsorship opportunities, can be found at www.tessa.org
TESSA is a 501©3 national non-profit organization dedicated to severe weather education. The National Storm Conference is hosted by TESSA and is co-sponsored by the North Texas Chapters of the American Meteorological Society, National Weather Association and by the National Weather Service in Ft. Worth.
The Texas Severe Storms Association (TESSA) is hosting another National Storm Conference in just two short months --- on March 14, at the Colleyville Center in the Dallas-Ft. Worth area. The line-up of speakers is quite impressive, and admission is free! Gas is cheap, the football season is over, and what better way to learn about severe wx than from the best ---- you have little reason not to attend!
Pasted below is the agenda-----thanks.
Bill Reid
TESSA Trustee
_______________________________
INVITATION TO ATTEND
The 2009 National Storm Conference
Hosted by the Texas Severe Storms Association
Saturday, March 14, 2009.
9:00 am to 5:00 pm
Colleyville Center, Colleyville, Texas
This year’s presenters include:
Gary Woodall, Annual Super Storm Spotter Training Session
"Severe Storm Structure and Behavior - The Spotter's Perspective."
Chris Novy, “Operating Safely in Severe Weather.â€
Jonathan Finch, “Meteorological Studies of the Lefors (March 27, 1975) and Red River (April 10, 1979) Tornado Eventsâ€
Tim Marshall, “Yikes, It’s Hurricane Ike.â€
Chuck Doswell, "What Have We Learned Since 09 April 1979?"
Les Lemon, "Application and Convective Storm Interrogation Using GR2Analyst: Greensburg and Other Cases.â€
The conference is free and open to the pubic. Registration is not required. Arrive early, seating is limited.
Complete conference details, including directions, lodging and sponsorship opportunities, can be found at www.tessa.org
TESSA is a 501©3 national non-profit organization dedicated to severe weather education. The National Storm Conference is hosted by TESSA and is co-sponsored by the North Texas Chapters of the American Meteorological Society, National Weather Association and by the National Weather Service in Ft. Worth.