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TOPIC: Tour of
Please join us for a tour of this state of the art facility.
The
National Weather Service arrived in Eastern Idaho in 1895, with its first home
in
The
office was first located next to the railroad on
National
Weather Service Today
The
primary responsibility of the National Weather Service is to issue and
disseminate warnings of hazardous weather and water conditions to protect life
and property and the enhancement of the national economy.
To do
this meteorologists and hydrologists analyze weather data gathered by
satellites, Doppler radar, electronic sensor observation platforms and other
means to prepare a variety of hydrometeorological
forecasts for the public and other interests, including the aviation and marine
communities. The public and industry use many weather products that are
available via newspapers, radio and television, telephone recordings, NOAA
Weather Radio, Internet and special publications. The NWS operates 24 hours a
day, 365 days a year with a total 122 forecast offices and several national
centers.
DATE: Friday 8 December 2006
TIME: 12:30 PM
PLACE: National Weather Service
Weather Forecast Office
(Located at the