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David Reynolds. Meteorologist-in-charge, WFO, San Francisco Bay Area/Monterey, convenes the workshop. Representatives of the local media (including NPR, KRON-TV, KPIX-TV and KGO-TV, as well as the SF Chronicle and private firms, were present.
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Agenda
11:00 AM: Opening Remarks
11:05 AM: NWS Winter Season Outlook
11:30 AM: Outlook, Watch and Warning Products and Functions of the NWS KMTR Office
11:45 AM: Digital Forecasts the the new forecast paradigm at the National Weather Service
12:15 PM: Overview of current National Center for Environmental Prediction
(NCEP) models
12:45 PM: Flood Outlook, Advisory and Warning Products
1:00 PM: General Discussion: open to all attendees
The workshop allowed members of the media to interact with Dave Reynolds, the Meteorologist-in-charge (above) , Warren Blier, Science Operations Officer, David Soroka, Warning Coordination Meteorologist , and Jeffrey Kopps, Hydrologist of the National Weather Service Forecast Office in Monterey.
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Dave Reynolds discusses the winter outlook.
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Warren Blier, Science Operations Officer, discusses the advantages of the Ensemble GFS.
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Warning Coordination Meteorologist David Soroka overviews the dissemination of outlook, watch and warning products
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Jeff Kopps overviews the flood products issued by NWS KMTR
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