Eye of the Storm: National Weather Service
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About The Event
Eye of the Storm keeps you prepared and informed before, during and after hurricane season.
In this episode, we’ll hear from the National Weather Service in Miami (NWS), the essential organization that uses technology to develop and send out all severe weather forecasts and warnings. This information helps residents and visitors make plans or take immediate action surrounding severe weather.
Check out the coolest weather tech, the NWS weather balloons and radiosondes, which help record key atmospheric data such as temperature and humidity to make computer models. Then in today’s MODS BRAINSTORM, we’ll demonstrate what happens when hot air and cold air meet, causing crushing conditions.
Special thanks to our partners at NOAA Atlantic Oceanographic and Meteorological Laboratory (AOML).
Brought to you by the International Hurricane Research Center (IHRC) at Florida International University (FIU) and Museum of Discovery and Science.
This series is sponsored by IHRC and the Florida Division of Emergency Management (FDEM).
EVENT ACCESS
EVENT ORGANISER
Museum of Discovery & Science
CITY/COUNTRY
Florida, USA
LANGUAGE
English
EVENT DELIVERY PLATFORM
YouTube
TARGET AUDIENCE
Primary School: 6-12 Years
Secondary School: 13-18 Years
Young Adult: 19-25 Years
Adult: 25-55 Years
Senior: 55+
INFORMATION CONTACT
Customer Service
Email: customerservice@mods.net