Due to the coronavirus outbreak, the 2020 Northwest weather workshop will have to be delayed until later this year. We are sorry for the inconvenience and will let everyone know when we can reschedule it.
The Northwest Weather Workshop covers
recent
developments in understanding Northwest weather,
major weather events of the past year, and
topics
dealing with western U.S. climate and
meteorology.
It is open to anyone interested in Northwest
weather and climate.
This year we will have a special session on
weather impacts on Northwest agriculture.
On Friday night we will have a banquet
preceded
by a social hour.
Professor David Brown, Director of
WSU AgWeatherNet will be our speaker
DATES: To be determined
LOCATIONS:
NOAA Western Regional Center, Building 9 Auditorium, Seattle
The banquet will be held at Ivar's Salmon House
TIMES: 1pm Friday through 3pm Saturday
Submit Proposed Title and Short Abstract by April 1.
Pre-registration is required for all attendees
Registration fee $45 for regular attendees ($20 for students) and will include
Saturday lunch, afternoon and morning refreshments.
The Friday evening banquet has an additional charge of $50.
Registration
for U.S. citizens ends at 12 PM
Thursday, April 30.
Registration for foreign nationals
ends at 9 AM Wednesday, April 29th.
For
more information contact: Kirby Cook, NWS Forecast Office, 7600 Sand
Point Way NE, Seattle, WA 98115 (206.526.6095
x224, Kirby.Cook@noaa.gov),
or Cliff Mass, Dept of Atmospheric Sciences, Box 351640, University
of Washington, Seattle WA 98195 (206.685.0190, cmass@uw.edu).
The
meeting is sponsored by
NOAA's National Weather
Service, the University of
Washington, and the Puget
Sound Chapter of the
American Meteorological
Society.
