Join The University Of Alabama in Huntsville for the 2025 Rocket City Weather Fest on February 8th from 10 AM to 4 PM in Huntsville, Alabama! Hosted by the American Meteorological Society / National Weather Association Student Chapter at UAH, this exciting annual event brings together meteorology enthusiasts, students, professionals, and the local community for a day full of weather education and fun.
The event will feature a variety of interactive activities across multiple locations, with the Shelby Center at UAH serving as the primary venue. Engage with local meteorologists, and participate in all-day activities!
All-Day Activities:
Kid’s Experiments and Activities, Tours of SWIRLL, Exhibitor Booths and Vehicles
Key Events:
- Keynote Speaker: James Spann will present on Severe Weather Communication – Where Do We Go From Here? at the Charger Union Theater.
- Weather Briefing: Delivered by AES students, providing the latest insights into current weather patterns.
- Careers in Meteorology Panel: Learn about diverse career opportunities from experts in the field:
- Abigail Whiteside McCain (CFD Research) on private sector meteorology
- Danielle Dozier (WHNT) discussing broadcast meteorology
- Dr. Freeman (UAH) on academic and research careers in meteorology
- Grace Anello (WAAY 31 News) sharing insights into broadcast meteorology
- Christina Amiot (National Weather Service) on careers in the NWS
- Student Research Panel: Featuring students Connor Welch, Kelly Carmer, and Zebulon Leffler discussing their weather-related research.
- Weather Trivia: Weather trivia competition put your knowledge to the test against others.
- Hurricane Helene: Lessons Learned and Beyond – Dr. Chen will share critical insights from Hurricane Helene.
Don’t miss out on this unique opportunity to expand your weather knowledge, connect with professionals in the field, and enjoy an action-packed day of weather fun!
Hosted by AMS/NWA Student Chapter
Sponsored by: Baron Weather, AES Department at UAH, MAPnet, and Tennessee Valley Weather
Event is open to the public
Learn more at: https://www.facebook.com/rocketcityweatherfest/
