The Canadian Meteorological and Oceanographic Society (CMOS) is inviting the public to a free panel discussion for residents concerned about weather related emergencies.

Join us in-person or online as we explore the science behind predicting and tracking severe weather patterns, discuss tips on developing effective response plans for natural disasters, and examine how extreme weather events in Newfoundland are linked to climate change. As Newfoundland is no stranger to the wrath of nature, this event aims to equip the public with practical advice and strategies for staying safe during extreme weather events.

CO-HOSTS:

• ASHLEY BRAUWEILER Meteorologist, CBC
• EDDIE SHEERR Meteorologist, NTV

PANELISTS:

• CHRIS FOGARTY Canadian Hurricane Centre
• DAVID DAY St. John’s Regional Fire Department
• EMILY CUMMING Conservation Corps of Newfoundland & Labrador
• DAVID NEIL Environment & Climate Change Canada

Visit www.cmos-scmo.ca/publicpanel to visit our website and register for this free event. Please note that registration is required whether attending in-person or virtually.