National Weather Service Team Wins the Day At Jacksonville's Annual CitiStreet Corporate 5K
 A National Weather Service "Storm Busters" team from the Jacksonville forecast office sprinted into first place in the Military/Government division of Jacksonville's annual CitiStreet Corporate 5K charity run. Team members ran and walked their way through the five kilometer course (3.1 miles), beginning at the Jacksonville Municipal Stadium and weaving its way around the city's Sports Complex. FULL STORY |
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Thousands Turn Out for 2008 Gulf Coast Hurricane Awareness Tour
 The 2008 Hurricane Awareness Tour was a resounding success as thousands of students, visitors, local officials and representatives from the media turned out to tour NOAA's WP-3 Orion Hurricane Hunter aircraft on its five-day, five-city tour of the Gulf Coast. FULL STORY |
National Weather Service Tampa Bay Staff Attend Local AMS Chapter Banquet
 National Weather Service Tampa Bay forecast office Meteorologist-in-Charge, Brian LaMarre, was the guest speaker at the West Central Florida American Meteorological Society's (AMS) Annual Banquet and Awards Ceremony at the Tampa Yacht Club. His presentation focused on the future of local weather services and collaboration with National Weather Service partners. FULL STORY |
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National Weather Service Recognizes Roane County, Tenn. as StormReady®
 Officials of the National Weather Service have recognized Roane County, Tenn., for completing a set of rigorous warning capabilities necessary to earn the distinction of being a StormReady community. George Mathews, meteorologist-in-charge of the National Weather Service forecast office in Morristown, Tenn., presented a recognition letter and special StormReady... FULL STORY |
The Unsung Hero Award
 Dan Noah, warning coordination meteorologist with the National Weather Service forecast office serving the Tampa Bay Area was presented with the prestigious Unsung Hero Award from the Port of Tampa Chapter of the Propeller Club of the United States. FULL STORY |
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