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 the meteorology of the wildfires of
September 2020. Because of the
on-going COVID-19 situation, the workshop
will be online and available through Zoom.
DATE: Saturday,
May 1, 2021
LOCATION: Online. Zoom link will be provided.
TIMES:
9 AM through 3 PM, with a lunch
break from 12-1 PM.
If you would like
give a talk, please email Cliff
Mass (email address below), with a
title and short abstract by April
1.
There is no charge for attending the workshop, but please register to get updated meeting information
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.
