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The Past Nine The Past Nine Years of the Severe Years of the Severe
Weather Weather SymposiumsSymposiums
First Annual Severe Weather First Annual Severe Weather SymposiumSymposium
April 11,1997April 11,1997Chairman: Jeff Dobur
Brad PanovichOpening Remarks: Dr. E. Gordon Gee, President of The Ohio State University
Dr. Lawrence A. Brown, Chair of the Dept of Geography Dr. Jay Hobgood, Director of Atmospheric Sciences
Program Speakers:John Distefano
Science Operations OfficerNational Weather Service Forecast Office
Wilmington OH
Julie DianService Hydrologist
National Weather Service Forecast OfficeWilmington OH
First Annual Severe Weather First Annual Severe Weather SymposiumSymposium
April 11,1997April 11,1997J.R. Thomas
Director Franklin County, Ohio Emergency Management Agency (EMA)
Fred HuestisCatastrophe Coordinator
Nationwide Insurance
Lt. Col. David SmarshWright Patterson Air Force Base
Dr. Thomas SchmidlinChair
Dept of Geography –Kent State University
22ndnd Annual Severe Weather Annual Severe Weather SymposiumSymposiumApril, 1998April, 1998
Chairman: Jeff Dobur Brad Panovich
Head Coordinator: Mike Ryan
Conference Technician: Jens Blegvad Mike Dunlap
Coordinators: Bethany Pulsifer
Suzanne Cribb Monica Spinnenweber
Opening Remarks: Dr. Lawrence Brown, Chairman of the Geography Dept
Jay Hobgood, Director, Atmospheric Sciences Program
22ndnd Annual Severe Weather Annual Severe Weather SymposiumSymposiumApril, 1998April, 1998
Speakers: Keith Bedford, Chair,Dept of Civil Engineering,Ohio State University
Suzy Davidson, Greg Tune, Red Cross-------------
Mike BettesBroadcast Meteorologist
WSYX-TV Channel 6
Mike DavisBroadcast Meteorologist
WBNS-10TV
Ben GelberBroadcast Meteorologist
WCMH-NBC4
22ndnd Annual Severe Weather Annual Severe Weather SymposiumSymposiumApril, 1998April, 1998
Ken HayduMeteorologist In Charge
National Weather ServiceWilmington OH
Bill ComeauxMeteorologist In Charge
National Weather ServiceCleveland OH
Mike SabonesMeteorologist In Charge
National Weather ServiceNorth Webster, IN
22ndnd Annual Severe Weather Annual Severe Weather SymposiumSymposiumApril, 1998April, 1998Herbert Stein
Professional Storm Chaser / ResearcherUniversity Of Oklahoma
Dan McCarthyWarning Coordination Meteorologist
Storm Prediction Center – National Weather Service
Norman OK
33rdrd Annual Severe Weather Annual Severe Weather SymposiumSymposium
April 30 April 30thth, 1999, 1999• Welcome and Introductions
Mike RyanHead Coordinator, Ohio Severe Weather Symposium
• Dr. Lawrence A. BrownChairperson, Department of GeographyOhio State University
• Dr. Jay HobgoodDirector, Atmospheric Sciences ProgramOhio State University
• Robin BeltonPresident, Ohio State Meteorology Club
Speakers:• Dr. David Bromwich
Associate Professor, Department of GeographyOhio State University"Real-Time Numerical Weather Prediction for Ohio using the PSU/NCAR Mesoscale Model Version 5"
33rdrd Annual Severe Weather Annual Severe Weather SymposiumSymposium
April 30 April 30thth, 1999, 1999• Dr. Harold Brooks
Head, Mesoscale Applications GroupNational Severe Storms LaboratoryNorman, OK"Issues in the Climatology of Tornadoes“
• Robert StewartFormer City ManagerXenia, OH"The Tornado at Xenia: The Aftermath and Steps Taken Towards Rebuilding“
• John DiStefano & Greg TiptonScience Operations Officer/Lead ForecasterWilmington, OH NWSFO"A Case Study of the April 9, 1999 Southwest Ohio F-4 Tornado"
33rdrd Annual Severe Weather Annual Severe Weather SymposiumSymposium
April 30 April 30thth, 1999, 1999• Steve Horstmeyer
Meteorologist, WKRC-TV Channel 12Cincinnati, OH“The April 9, 1999 Southwest Ohio Tornado“
• Dan McCarthyMesometeorologistStorm Prediction CenterNorman, OK"A New Look at the Super Outbreak of 1974 Using Today's Models“
• Dr. Greg ForbesAssociate Professor, Department of MeteorologyPennsylvania State UniversityState College, PA"The 1974 Super Outbreak in Retrospect"
44thth Annual Severe Weather Annual Severe Weather SymposiumSymposium
April 30 April 30thth, 1999, 1999• Welcome and Introductions
Robin BeltonHead Coordinator, Ohio Severe Weather Symposium
• Dr. Lawrence A. BrownChairperson, Department of GeographyOhio State University
• Dr. Jay HobgoodDirector, Atmospheric Sciences ProgramOhio State University
44thth Annual Severe Weather Annual Severe Weather SymposiumSymposium
April 30 April 30thth, 1999, 1999Speakers
• Dr. W. Steven LewellenDr. David LewellenWest Virginia UniversityMorgantown, WV"Modeling the Strongest Winds in a Tornado“
• Christopher C. HennonGraduate Student/ASP Webmaster, Ohio State UniversityColumbus, OH"Using the OSU Weather Website for Severe Weather Monitoringand Forecasting"
• Melissa BarringtonMeteorologist, The Weather ChannelAtlanta, GA"Severe Weather Operations at the Weather Channel"
44thth Annual Severe Weather Annual Severe Weather SymposiumSymposium
April 30 April 30thth, 1999, 1999• Bob Davis
Meteorologist, National Weather ServiceMoon Township (Pittsburgh), PA"The Ohio Floods of 26-28 June 1998: An AMBER Perspective“
• Joe HeimOhio River Forecast CenterWilmington, OH"Ohio River Forecast Center Operations“
• Dan McCarthyStorm Prediction CenterNorman, OK"What was learned from the May 3rd Tornado Outbreak""What's new at the Storm Prediction Center"
44thth Annual Severe Weather Annual Severe Weather SymposiumSymposium
April 30 April 30thth, 1999, 1999• Dr. Hugh Willoughby
Director, Hurricane Research DivisionNOAA/AOMLMiami, FL"Hurricanes in the Millennium: Getting Ready for the Big One"
55thth Annual Severe Weather Annual Severe Weather SymposiumSymposium
April 27 April 27thth, 2001, 2001• Welcome and Introductions
Greg ElsaesserCO-Head coordinator, Ohio Severe Weather Symposium
• Dr. Lawrence A. BrownChairperson, Department of Geography Ohio State University
• Dr. Jay HobgoodDirector, Atmospheric Sciences Program Ohio State University
• John Distefano/NWSFO Wilmington, OhioScience and Operations Officer Xenia Tornado: "Some Perspective on the Severe Weather Episode over Southwest Ohio on 20 September 2000"
55thth Annual Severe Weather Annual Severe Weather SymposiumSymposium
April 27 April 27thth, 2001, 2001• Speakers• John Distefano/NWSFO Wilmington, Ohio
Science and Operations Officer Xenia Tornado: "Some Perspective on the Severe Weather Episode over Southwest Ohio on 20 September 2000“
• Tech Sgt. Chris Comte and Tech Sgt. Scott Thompson Wright-Patterson AFB"The 2000 Xenia Tornado: A Close-up Perspective
• Dr.Jeffrey C. RogersProfessor of GeographyOhio State University"Wintertime Flooding in the Ohio River Valley:Atmospheric Controls from the Pacific“
55thth Annual Severe Weather Annual Severe Weather SymposiumSymposium
April 27 April 27thth, 2001, 2001• Dale W. Shipley
Executive Director of the Ohio Emergency Management Agency"How Ohio EMA responds to a severe weather event“
• John MontgomeryCentral Ohio Severe Weather Network "The Role of Amateur Radio During Severe Weather"
• Dr.Harold BrooksHead, Mesoscale Applications Group, Forecast Research and Development DivisionNational Severe Storms Laboratory "A Historical Look at Tornadoes: Deaths and Damage“
• Rod ScofieldSenior Research Meteorologist Hydrology Team of the NOAA/NESDIS/Atmospheric Research & Applications Division (ARAD) "Satellite Characteristics of Flash Flood producing thunderstorms over the Ohio Valley and Surrounding Area"
66thth Annual Severe Weather Annual Severe Weather SymposiumSymposium
April 26 April 26thth, 2002, 2002Introductions
Jennifer Hogan - Morning Facilitator Opening Remarks and Introductions
Jeff Dobur - Conference Co-Chairman, NWS Co-Sponsor
Dr. Jay Hobgood - Director, Atmospheric Sciences Program
Dr. Lawrence Brown - Dept Chair, Department of Geography
66thth Annual Severe Weather Annual Severe Weather SymposiumSymposium
April 26 April 26thth, 2002, 2002Speakers
• Thomas NiziolScience Operations Officer - NWSWFO Buffalo, New York "A Review of Operational Forecasting for Lake Effect Snow"
• Jeff HalversonNASA / Goddard Space Center “NASA's Tropical Rainfall Measurement Mission: Four Years of Exciting Science Exploring Rain Processes, Lightning and Hurricanes"
• 1stLt Stephen Early88 WS/WES Wright-Patterson AFB
• Pete ManousosScience Operations Officer - Hydrologic Prediction Center (HPC) - Silver Springs, MD "Overview of the Hydrologic Prediction Center"
66thth Annual Severe Weather Annual Severe Weather SymposiumSymposium
April 26 April 26thth, 2002, 2002• Dan McCarthy
Warning Coordination Meteorologist - Storm Prediction Center – Norman "Tornado Trends Across the United States 1950 - 2000“
• Dr. Scott SheridanAssistant Professor - Kent State University "Understanding, forecasting, and mitigating heat-related mortality“
• Brad GrantMeteorologist Instructor - WSR-88D Radar Warning Decision Training Branch - Norman, OK "Warning Decision Making : Issues and Training"
77thth Annual Severe Weather Annual Severe Weather SymposiumSymposium
April 25 April 25thth, 2003, 2003Introductions
• Zack Schmiesing
- President, The Ohio State University Meteorology Club
• Dr. Jay Hobgood
- Director, Atmospheric Sciences Program
• Mike Ryan - Chairperson, Ohio Severe Weather Symposium
77thth Annual Severe Weather Annual Severe Weather SymposiumSymposium
April 25 April 25thth, 2003, 2003Speakers
• Dr. E. Philip Krider
-Professor of Meteorology, University of Arizona “Lightning”• Tom Adams
-Development and Operations Hydrologist (DOH), Ohio River Forecaset Center, Wilmington, Ohio"Ohio River Forecast Center Implementation of the NWS Advanced Hydrologic Prediction Services“
• John Franks -Forecaster - NWSFO Wilmington, Ohio “The Expansion
of the Fire Weather Program at NWSFO Wilmington"
77thth Annual Severe Weather Annual Severe Weather SymposiumSymposium
April 25 April 25thth, 2003, 2003• Tom Niziol
-Science Operations Officer - NWSFO Buffalo, New York "Satellite-Derived Great Lakes Sea Surface Temperatures and the Impact on Model Simulations of Lake Effect Snow“
• Dr. Harold Brooks
-National Severe Storms Laboratory, Norman, Oklahoma "Estimating Severe Thunderstorm Climatology Around the World“
• Jeffrey Logsdon -Science Operations Officer - NWSFO Northern Indiana "The 10 November 2002 F4 Tornado in Van Wert, Ohio"
• Dan McCarthy -Warning Coordination Meteorologist - Storm Prediction Center -
Norman, Oklahoma November 10 Severe Thunderstorm/Tornado Outbreak
88thth Annual Severe Weather Annual Severe Weather SymposiumSymposium
May 7 May 7thth, 2004, 2004• Kristen Mills - OSU Meteorology Club
President
• Dr. Morton O'Kelly - Chair, OSU Dept of Geography
• Mike Ryan - Chair, Severe Weather Symposium
88thth Annual Severe Weather Annual Severe Weather SymposiumSymposium
May 7 May 7thth, 2004, 2004Speakers:
• Jim Kosarik - "Lead Forecaster" - NWSFO Cleveland, OH Chris Mello - "Information Technology Officer" - NWSFO Cleveland, OH "Utilization of the Cleveland NWS Workstation ETA Model and Lake Effect Snow"
• Jeff Dobur - NWSFO Peachtree City, GA "Model-Derived Precipitation Efficiency: An Operational Forecast Tool“
• Dr. Carolyn Merry - "The Department of Civil Engineering" -The Ohio State University "Uses of Remote Sensing in Meteorology“
88thth Annual Severe Weather Annual Severe Weather SymposiumSymposium
May 7 May 7thth, 2004, 2004• Tom Johnstone - "Information Technology Officer" - NWSFO Wilmington,
OH "Implementation of the Ohio Valley Mesonet“
• Dongjun Seo - "Office of Hydrologic Development" - NWS Headquarters "Quantitative Precipitation Estimation Using WSR-88D: The Hydrologic Story“
• Dan McCarthy - "Warning Coordination Meteorologist" - Storm Prediction Center, Norman, OK) "May 2003 Series of Outbreaks: Comparisons to Climatological Trends"
99thth Annual Severe Weather Annual Severe Weather SymposiumSymposium
April 15 April 15thth, 2005, 2005• Welcome/Introductions:• Jeremy Bower - OSU Meteorology Club
• Dr. Jay Hobgood - Director of Atmospheric Sciences at OSU
• Dr. Morton O'Kelly - Chair, Department of Geography
99thth Annual Severe Weather Annual Severe Weather SymposiumSymposium
April 15 April 15thth, 2005, 2005Speakers
• Robin Gerhardt - "Meteorologist" - NWSFO Wilmington, OH “An Examination of the January 2005 Flooding Across the NWS Wilmington, Ohio Hydrological Service Area“
• Joe Heim - Ohio River Forecast Center - Wilmington, OH "Operational Quantitative Precipitation Estimation Bias in the OHRFC Region“
• Rick McCoy - Emergency Managment Director - Van Wert County, Ohio "A Community Prepared, the Van Wert, Ohio Tornado“
• Harold Brooks - Head of Mesoscale Applications Group - National Severe Storms Laboratory “Climatological Aspects Of Convective Parameters From The NCAR/NCEP Reanalysis”
99thth Annual Severe Weather Annual Severe Weather SymposiumSymposium
April 15 April 15thth, 2005, 2005• Dr. Louis Uccellini - Director of National Centers for
Environmental Prediction “NCEP Update“
• Dan McCarthy - Warning Coordination Meteorologist - Storm Prediction Center “40th Anniversary of the Palm Sunday Tornado Outbreak and How It Changed Tornado Preparedness”
• Dr. Josh Worman - Center for Severe Weather Research “DOW observations of Tornadoes, Hurricanes and Fires"