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The Science of Hurricanes
Author: Steve Dembo
Get ready for National Hurricane Preparedness Week and hear from NOAA Scientist Gerry Bell, Ph.D, lead hurricane seasonal forecaster, and Frank Trifillio, First Responder for the Houston Office of Emergency Management. They will share a webinar about the science of hurricanes, how they are predicted and how to prepare yourself, your class and your family for emergencies.
Comments
Cheryl Tierney says:
13-May-10
04:15 PM
The visuals are fuzzy and difficult to read/interpret.
Cheryl Tierney says:
11-May-10
08:57 PM
I don't understand the archived files. All I can receive is the audio--why am I not getting the video? Please let me know what's wrong. Thanks, Cheryl
Betty Reck says:
16-Feb-10
01:04 PM
Hello, From St. Philip School
