The Pacific Northwest Weather Conference is the region’s premium weather gathering, and it’s back as a face-to-face meeting May 12-13 at NOAA’s Sand Point facility in Seattle. . This will be a hybrid meeting, so those of you who want to attend remotely can do that too.
At this panel, we discuss the latest research and advances in Northwest meteorology and climate (including British Columbia) and review the major weather events of the past year.
The upcoming meeting will include discussions on advances in regional weather forecasting technology, the Portland avalanche, December ice storm, wildfire meteorology, fall smoke events, morning New ideas on media weather, regional climate change, etc.
We’ll also be hosting a party at Ivar’s Salmon House (in Seattle) on Friday night, with an engaging speaker.
If you are interested in attending, you can get more information and register at the meeting website:
https://a.atmos.washington.edu/pnww/
And those interested in speaking, please send me the title and summary by April 10th.
The meeting is a joint project of the University of Washington, the National Weather Service, and the Seattle/Portland Chapters of the American Meteorological Association, and has been going on since the mid-1980s.
I hope many of you can do it.
