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  • Preregistration is now open on the 34th NWA Annual Meeting web page.
  • Congratulations NWA Scholarship Winners of the 2009–2010 school year:
      — Richard L. Scott of Linden, AL and Mississippi State Univ won the 1st NWA Broadcast Meteorology
           Scholarship
      — Vanessa M. Vincente of Chicago, IL and Valparaiso Univ won the David Sankey Minority Scholarship
      — Elizabeth J. Thompson of Norman, OK and Valparaiso Univ won the Arthur C. Pike Scholarship

  • Learn more about Air Quality. Read the updated review by Cecilia Sinclair of the NWA Specialized Operational Services Committee. Browse through other committee pages for news on many subjects.

  • UPDATE >> GOES-O launched from Cape Canaveral AFS Florida at 6:51 PM EDT 27 June. The current US GOES operational system consists of GOES-12, operating as GOES East, and GOES-11, operating as GOES-West. GOES-13 is in an on-orbit storage mode nominally located at 105 west longitude. Once in orbit GOES-O will be designated GOES-14, checked out, and then stored on-orbit and ready for activation should one of the operational GOES satellites degrade or exhaust their fuel.

  • Join the NWA now! Special rates are available for the last half of the membership year for individuals. The Corporate Membership year begins when the application is received at the NWA office.

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Lightning is possible somewhere every day; summer is the peak season. As of 27 June, Michael Utley's log shows 15 killed and 81 injured in the US. Help protect lives by heeding and sharing lightning safety information. Go>>
 

President's Corner

National Hurricane Center Director and 2003 NWA President, Bill Read, is interviewed in the June President's Message. Go>>


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