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NOAA IN THE CAROLINAS HURRICANE CONFERENCE MAY 6th, 2008 AT THE NOAA BEAUFORT LAB
The National Weather Service in Newport, in conjunction with the NOAA National Ocean Service/National Marine Fisheries Service Beaufort Lab, hosted a hurricane conference on May 6th.
The conference featured guest speakers from the National Hurricane Center (NHC), the Hydrometeorological Prediction Center (HPC), local NWS offices,the NOAA Beaufort Lab, and North Carolina Hurricane History author Jay Barnes.
For additional information, including an agenda, registration information, and directions, click the link below.
Meeting Information
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AVANCING NOAA's PRIORITIES THROUGH REGIONAL COLLABORATION
NOAA’s strength and capacity derive from strong collaborative
ties among its programs and with its partners
and customers. Through improved outreach and communications,
NOAA can improve awareness and delivery
of our services and also develop them from the bottom
up to ensure they best serve the needs of the public. It
is at the regional scale that NOAA can blend the placebased
needs of customers and partners with its priorities
and responsibilities as a federal agency.
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