This Webinar will present a narrative and perspective on good and bad fire, and the relationship with society.ĭirector, Center for Western Weather and Water ExtremesĪtmospheric Rivers (AR) are relatively narrow regions in the atmosphere that are responsible for most of the horizontal transport of water vapor outside of the tropics. Some days of the year are especially newsworthy, but every day and night there is something fire. Wildfire, prescribed fire, smoke, watersheds, ecosystems, landscapes, traditional lands, and built environments are all interconnected through fire. Today, it is a very complex physical and societal integrated system comprised of climate, fuels, and people.
Yet, there are many nuances about fire, and as far as we can tell, wildfire began on Earth around 420 million years ago. Wildfires dominate the media through pictures and interviews highlighting, and rightly so, destructive and impactful events. The 420,002,023rd Year of Biomass Burning on Earthĭirector, Western Regional Climate Center All incoming correspondence during the Webinar should be in typed form. The audience will be muted so there is no need for a microphone. *Although headphones are a good way of listening to the Webinars, only a set of speakers is required to hear the Webinar. All WxTalk Webinars are free and most are recorded for later viewing. There are many exciting Webinars on the agenda in the months ahead, so please tell your friends to join us.
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Topics have included: Snow, Satellites, Hurricanes, Lightning, Clouds, Tornadoes, Flash Floods, Fire Weather, Weather History, Radar and How to become a Meteorologist, just to name a few. The audience is given the chance to submit questions which the experts answer live on the air. These easy to follow presentations are live and approximately sixty minutes long.
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CoCoRaHS WxTalk consists of a series of monthly one-hour interactive Webinars featuring engaging experts in the fields of atmospheric science, climatology and other pertinent disciplines. In December 2011 CoCoRaHS kicked off a new and exciting monthly Webinar series called CoCoRaHS WxTalk (wx is shorthand for weather).
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