A national forum for academia, emergency management, media, and NOAA to exchange information and techniques for public safety during severe weather.

March 2-4, 2006

Reed Center

5800 Will Rogers
Midwest City, Oklahoma

Links to view the 2006 presentations are
available on the AGENDA page!

"Online" Registration has closed.

To register at the door:

Download and complete the Walk-in Registration Form (.doc or .pdf format).
Bring the completed form to the Reed Center to finalize registration
(forms will also be available at the Reed Center Registration Table.).

You may pay by credit card, check, purchase order, or cash at the door.

Workshop Registration Fees
(registration and/or payment after February 19th)
Three-day workshop -- $100
One-day workshop -- $50

NSWW Payment Policy: Payments by check or purchase order must be postmarked by the payment deadlines.

after February 26th must be presented at the door.

Payments by credit card will be accepted online until February 26th.

At the door, you may pay by credit card, check, purchase order, or cash.

Click here to register ONLY for the FREE Saturday afternoon
Storm Observation Training

The National Severe Weather Workshop will feature the nation's premiere severe weather experts discussing the latest research and forecasting techniques.

Designed for emergency managers, storm spotters, media, educators, meteorologists, and other weather enthusiasts, the workshop will offer a unique opportunity to expand your understanding of the role of the Storm Prediction Center, National Weather Service forecast offices, Emergency Managers, broadcast meteorologists, educators, and others involved in severe weather events.

Come meet and interact with top severe weather operational and research meteorologists, broadcast meteorologists, emergency managers, and educators from around the United States.

Sponsored by:

NOAA: National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration

NWS: National Weather Service (NWS)

National Centers for Environmental Prediction

Storm Prediction Center

Warning Decision Training Branch

Southern Region Headquarters

Norman Forecast Office

Central Region Headquarters

OAR: Oceanic and Atmospheric Research

National Severe Storms Laboratory
OEMA: Oklahoma Emergency Management Association
COCAMS/NWA: Central Oklahoma Chapter of the American Meteorological Society/National Weather Association

Updated February 27, 2006