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| Onboard Weather Forecasting Seminar |
Date: 17 May 2008, (Saturday)
Registration and Seminar
Time: 9:00 AM
Place: Barnstable Middle School Media Center
895 Falmouth Road (Rt 28), Hyannis.
Cost: $15 for members and $20 for nonmembers.
The fee includes McGraw-Hill’s Captain’s QuickGuide
“Onboard Weather Forecasting”
Description: A veering wind will clear the sky
A backing wind says storms are nigh.
Registration and Seminar
Time: 9:00 AM
Place: Barnstable Middle School Media Center
895 Falmouth Road (Rt 28), Hyannis.
Cost: $15 for members and $20 for nonmembers.
The fee includes McGraw-Hill’s Captain’s QuickGuide
“Onboard Weather Forecasting”
Description: A veering wind will clear the sky
A backing wind says storms are nigh.
The public, members and their guests are invited to attend
a relaxing Saturday morning to learn about weather
forecasting using their own observations. This new USPS
Weather Seminar includes an excellent slide presentation
that explains the basis of weather forecasts and how you
can add more accuracy to them.
The seminar is designed for those who are interested in
gaining a better sense of developing weather conditions
whether on the water or at home. The presentation will
explain what weather systems are, how clouds help us to
predict the weather, and why wind direction, temperature
and pressure changes indicate stormy conditions.
There are no tests or quizzes – just a short fun morning
that will take a lot of the mystery out of stormy weather.
a relaxing Saturday morning to learn about weather
forecasting using their own observations. This new USPS
Weather Seminar includes an excellent slide presentation
that explains the basis of weather forecasts and how you
can add more accuracy to them.
The seminar is designed for those who are interested in
gaining a better sense of developing weather conditions
whether on the water or at home. The presentation will
explain what weather systems are, how clouds help us to
predict the weather, and why wind direction, temperature
and pressure changes indicate stormy conditions.
There are no tests or quizzes – just a short fun morning
that will take a lot of the mystery out of stormy weather.
To get more information or to sign-up:
- Call Ken Molloy
or
- Ronald Kessel
or
- Send an email to aseo@ccsps.org or ronjune@comcast.net
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This page was updated 9 April 2008