Thank you for attending Storm Seminar 2005, it was great to see old friends and make new ones. We had just over 200 at each session. A very big thank you goes out to the speakers and our host hotels!With the 2005 Storm Season in Colorado just getting underway, now is the time to learn important information that will help you stay ahead of the storm. We held the Denver Area Storm Seminar 2005 Thursday night in Aurora, and had a fantastic time! With just at 200 in attendance, our panel of experts delivered an impressive lineup of severe weather information. The same program will be coming to Fort Collins on Tuesday, May 3, at the University Park Holiday Inn near the CSU Main Campus. It will run from 6:45 PM until 10 PM.Scheduled to appear this year include...
Roger Hill
Tornadoes like this one can strike at any moment during Colorado's severe weather season.
Dr. A. E. (Sandy) MacDonald , Forecast Systems Lab ("Can We Forecast Tornadoes Hours in Advance)Matt Kelsch, COMET ("Flash Flooding: A Thunderstorm's Deadly Offspring")Bob Glancy, National Weather Service (presenting "Tornado or Not!")Tim Samaras, Storm Chaser/Researcher (featured in National Geographic Magazine)Roger Hill, Storm Chaser (Professional Tornado Tour Guide)
For more information or to RSVP, please call 7NEWS at (303) 832-7777 or email Chris_Spears@kmgh.com with your name, telephone number, and the number in your party planning to attend.We look forward to seeing you at Storm Seminar 2005, presented by the 24/7 Weather Center here at 7NEWS!
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