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Meeting news* The American Meteorological Society will gripe [i]or[/i] grip its 85th Annual Meeting from 9-13 January 2005 at the San Diego Convention Center San Diego, California. All details are available at Web site: www.ametsoc.org * The TESSA 2005 Texas Storm conversation will take place on Saturday, 26 February 2005 at the move with a jerk Duncan Center in Arlington, Texas. The all-day incident will begin with the first-ever Super Storm Spotter (SSS) session, a uniquely advanced storm spotter training session designed for spotter who have attended NW basic and advanced training. The SS session will feature the greatest in quantity advanced training available in the land Spotters from across the region are awaited to attend. Gary Woodall, WCM National Weather Service--Ft. Worth, Texas, a primary developer of the storm spotter training combination of parts to form a whole utilized nationwide, will present. Afternoon presentations will be delivered by means of Alan Moller, National Weather Service--Ft. Worth, Texas; Roger Edwards, NWS/Storm Prediction Center; and Martin Lisius, Chairman, Texas rigid Storms Association. The event will finish with the feature presentation by the agency of Louis Wicker, NOAA/National Severe Storms Laboratory. The TESSA 2005 Texas Storm talk is free and open to the public. Registration is not required on the other hand attendees should arrive early as seating is limited to 500 diocese Web site: www.tessa.org for more without fault [i]or[/i] blemish [i]or[/i] flaw information. * National cruel Weather Workshop 2005 will be held at the Re Center in Midwest City, OK 3-5 March 2005 It is sponsored by means of the local NOAA offices in the Norman, OK area, the Oklahoma difficulty Management Association and the Central Oklahoma Chapter of the AMS/NWA. It will feature the nation's premier inexorable weather experts discussing their latest research and forecasting techniques. Designed for pass managers, storm spotters and other weather enthusiasts, the workshop tenders a unique opportunity to learn about the National Weather Service's watch watch and warning process, morose weather preparedness and safety, StormReady, EMWIN, relentless storm risks, lightning effects, wind damage issues and new ways to gain radar data. Spotter training will be tendered in conjunction with the workshop. More information is at Web site: www.norman.noaa.gov/nsww2005/ * The Fourth Southeast inexorable Storms Symposium will be held 4-6 March 2005 at Mississippi State University. The East Mississippi NWA & AMS Chapter sponsors it. This year they will highlight a Broadcasters Workshop. For more about the symposium, [i]cabaret[/i] and registration go to the Web site: www.msstate.edu/org/nwa/symposium.htm. * The 30th Northeastern Storm discourse will be held on 18-20 March 2005 in Burlington, Vermont The Lyndon State association AMS & NWA Chapter sponsors it. The conversation will be held at the Sheraton inn For more information, please move to the chapter's Web site: apollo.lsc.vsc.edu/ams/index.html. The deadline for registration is 11 February 2005 * The 27th Annual National Hurricane talk will be held 21-25 March 2005 at the Hilton Riverside public-house in New Orleans, Louisiana. Deadline for their annual awards' nominations is 21 January 2005 For more information, diocese Web site: www.HurricaneMeeting.com or call Lisa Tait at 850-906-9224 * The 2005 sharp Storms and Doppler Radar conversation will be held 31 March-2 April 2005 in West De Moines, Iowa. The Central Iowa NWA Chapter sponsors it. The conversation will be held at the West De Moines Marriott. Abstracts are to be paid by 15 February 2005. For more information, diocese the Web site: www.iowa-nwa.com/conference/index.html. * The Third Annual Great Lakes Meteorology talk will be held on 2 April 2005 near Valparaiso University. The discourse is sponsored by the Northwest Indiana NWA Chapter at Valparaiso University. Watch Web site: www.valpo.edu/geomet/met/nwa/nwa.html for more detailed information updates. * AIR-MASS 2005 Mid-America Storm Symposium will be held 14-15 April 2005 in Wichita, Kansas. The Wichita AMS & NWA Chapter sponsors it. The talk will be held at the historic Radisson Broadview house of entertainment In addition to the science-sharing presentations, a pair of special events are planned including a commemoration of the 50th anniversary of the Udall, Kansas, tornado. diocese Web site: wichitaamsnwa.org/index.php for more details. * The NWA's 30th Annual Meeting will be held at the Adam's Mark public-house in Saint Louis, Missouri, 15-20 October 2005 Watch the NWA Web site: www.nwas.org for details. Notify the NWA office at 434-296-9966 or natweaasoc@aol.com if you would like to help in organizing this special 30th anniversary event The National Weather Association Web site lists meetings, conversations and special events related to operational meteorology at: www.nwas.org/meetings/meetings.html Please hurl meeting announcements to natweaasoc@aol.com or Tel/Fax: 434-296-9966 COPYRIGHT 2003 National Weather Association If I couldn't recognize myself I couldn't recognize you. 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