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Fall 2008, Number 28
- VORTEX-2 on track for 2009-2010
- NSSL scientists shadow NOAA Storm Prediction Center forecasters
- NOAA Hazardous Weather Testbed 2008 Spring Experiment
- NSSL’s SMART-R aids California forecasters during record storm
- 2008 Spring Real-Time Phased Array Radar Demonstration
- NSSL adds mobile X-band dual-polarized radar to armada
- The National Weather Radar Testbed PAR captures a tropical storm
- SMART-Radar team wins NSF Award
- Spotlight: Doug Forsyth
- NSSL brings home part of the Nobel Prize
- NSSL's Kurt Hondl and team receive NOAA Tech Transfer Award
- Harold Brooks honored with NOAA Administrator Award
- More awards and honors
- Scholastic News spotlights NSSL meteorologist
- Boston's Museum of Science uses WDSS-II exhibit
- National Weather Festival 11/8/08
- AMS WeatherFest impacts future meteorologists
- NSSL inspires future workforce
- NSSL techniques aid forecasters in Super Tuesday aftermath
- NSSL to study impacts of microbursts on electric power operations
Send a letter to the editor:
Writer/Editor Susan Cobb
NSSL Staff
Director, Jeff Kimpel
Deputy Director, Kevin Kelleher
Administrative Officer, Linda Skaggs
Chief, Forecast R&D, David Stensrud
Chief, Radar R&D, Doug Forsyth
Chief, Warning R&D, Dave Jorgensen
Information and Technology, Jeff Horn
CIMMS/NOAA Relations, Randy Peppler
Public Affairs, Keli Tarp
Since 1995, NSSL Briefings has been published from the National Severe Storms Laboratory to provide federal managers, staff, and other colleagues in the meteorological community with timely information on our activities. This newsletter also contains information about NSSL's scientific collaborations with the OU Cooperative Institute for Mesoscale Meteorological Studies (CIMMS). If you would like to be added to the NSSL Briefings mailing list, or have a change in your address, please forward requests to Kelly Lynn, NSSL, 120 David L Boren Blvd, Norman OK, 73072; by phone: (405) 325-6907 or by email: kelly.lynn@noaa.gov.
