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25.01.2022 The video night of the Australian Severe Weather Association Conference was well attended and there was some jaw dropping structure, nasty hail and stunning scenery. Enough to whet everyones appetites for tomorrows fabulous lineup of speakers. Btw, a couple of tickets still available for tomorrow if you are after one.

25.01.2022 Clyve and Jane.... Another EPIC presentation to begin...

25.01.2022 NOT LONG NOW!!! Only a month to go!! Have you booked your tickets to the ASWA Conference yet? Lots of fun to be had and lots of learning! Wed love to see you there.

24.01.2022 Dean Sgarbossa - upper level dynamics.

23.01.2022 Dear Weather Community, It comes with a heavy heart that we at the Australian Severe Weather Association committee have decided to postpone the 2020 ASWA Annual Conference until July/August 2021 due to the current COVID19 health crisis. The committee had to weigh up various scenarios including the ability for venues to operate, domestic travel restrictions, as well as peoples ability to be granted the opportunity for time off work after such hard times.... ASWA looks forward to seeing you all in 2021 for an even better conference! From all of us at ASWA, keep safe, look after one another, and chase that passion for weather! Bryan Juni ASWA President

22.01.2022 Nick Moir - Press photographer, is our first presentation. Warm welcome to Nick!

22.01.2022 Hi All. If youve renewed your ASWA membership or become a new member, youre entitled to a 10% discount on your AGM ticket. Be sure to log in to the ASWA website and check that your email is still valid: http://www.severeweather.asn.au... If you dont receive an email with the discount code after youve signed up, please let us know via PM, as some email addresses are bouncing. Cheers (Marty)

22.01.2022 *** CONFERENCE TICKETS EXTENDED TILL 5pm (AEST) WED! *** https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/aswa-conference-melbourne-2

19.01.2022 Please take the fire warnings seriously! Tuesday is going to be an extreme day for parts of NSW. Please use the BOM for all your warnings. -------------------------------------------------------------------- http://www.bom.gov.au/nsw/warnings/fire.shtml ... For Tuesday 12 November: Catastrophic Fire Danger is forecast for the following fire areas: Greater Hunter, Greater Sydney Region and Illawarra/Shoalhaven Extreme Fire Danger is forecast for the following fire areas: North Coast, Southern Ranges, Central Ranges, New England, Northern Slopes and North Western Severe Fire Danger is forecast for the following fire areas: Far North Coast, Far South Coast and Monaro Alpine Very High Fire Danger is forecast for the following fire areas: Upper Central West Plains, Lower Central West Plains and Southern Slopes The NSW Rural Fire Service advises you to: Action your Bushfire Survival Plan now. Monitor the fire and weather situation through your local radio station, www.rfs.nsw.gov.au and www.bom.gov.au. Call 000 (Triple Zero) in an emergency. The Rural Fire Service advises that if you are in an area of Severe Fire Danger: If you plan to leave finalise your options and leave early on the day Only stay if your home is well prepared and you can actively defend it Prepare for the emotional, mental and physical impact of defending your property - if in doubt, leave.

18.01.2022 Anthony Cornelius - southeast changes

18.01.2022 Annual Qld ASWA Social Night of Cheese & Wine is only two weeks away!

18.01.2022 The annual Victorian ASWA Christmas BBQ st Bellbird Park in Kew. Apologies sent from a few people who were in the wrong state or the wrong country today.

17.01.2022 Brandon Ivey - 2019: an active season in Tornado Alley

17.01.2022 Getting set up for tonight! It will be undercover but outdoors (providing the wind settles down!), so bring something warm to wear :) See you soon!

15.01.2022 Just reminding everyone, that conference attendees (both members and non-members) have the opportunity to participate in a photo competition! Prizes will be awarded to the top three entries courtesy of Weatherwatch: Basic info: 1. Maximum of 3 submissions per person... 2. Entries close on August 1, 2019 3. Photo must be taken in Australia (or its territories/waters) 4. Any weather themed photo is permissible (storms, fog, sunrises, sunsets, clouds, rainbows, dust etc) 5. Winner will be decided by public ballot (attendees will choose their top five images) For full details make sure you get your conference tickets, and check out the posts in the event here on facebook

12.01.2022 Morning tea anyone?

12.01.2022 Next up... Harald Richter - senior research scientist BOM.

10.01.2022 Tickets to the full conference are closed but there still a few tickets left for SATURDAY ONLY. If youre interested, PM us. For those attending, here are the times and locations: FRI: VIDEO NIGHT... 6pm Start Oaks on Market: Plenary Conference Room SAT: MAIN CONFERENCE 8:30am Start Oaks on Market: Plenary Conference Room SUN: LUNCH 11am Start Melbourne Central Pancake Parlour: Corner of La Trobe and Swanston Street, Melbourne Central Shopping Centre, Level 3 (next to Cinemas)

09.01.2022 **If buying AGM/ CONFERENCE tickets please use link below ONLY** Just a reminder: ASWA is using a different ticketing system this year for the Melbourne 2019 conference. Please use the following link to purchase tickets... We cant wait to welcome you all! See you there!!

09.01.2022 ***WHAT A LINEUP!!!!*** Check out the lineup for this years conference...

08.01.2022 Brad Hannon - the ups and downs of chasing...

05.01.2022 Does anyone have any old ASWA photos they could send us for the AGM video?Does anyone have any old ASWA photos they could send us for the AGM video?

04.01.2022 ASWA is currently looking for weather lovers and chasers to be part of an opening video for the 2019 Conference! Join this group for details: https://www.facebook.com/groups/563594504131340/

04.01.2022 With a few people not included in the fb event numbers, this event is almost booked out! If youre keen, get in soon! Tickets must be pre-purchased to ensure your spot so get them now: https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/qld-aswa-social-night-chees

04.01.2022 Get your tickets here: https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/aswa-conference-melbourne-2

03.01.2022 --=* ONLY ONE WEEK LEFT BEFORE TICKETS CLOSE *=-- With incredible speakers - including one travelling from the USA especially to speak at this event - and a beautiful venue, this years Conference is shaping up to be the best yet! As well as the always entertaining and informative talks, the other main reason for peoples attendance is the social aspect and catching up with friends.... Ticket sales close THIS SUNDAY 4th AUGUST for the 20th ASWA Conference so grab your tickets now! https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/aswa-conference-melbourne-2

03.01.2022 With a few people not included in the fb event numbers, this event is almost booked out! If you're keen, get in soon! Tickets must be pre-purchased to ensure your spot so get them now: https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/qld-aswa-social-night-chees

01.01.2022 Its the first day of spring! Which means its also the official start of storm season! This means more and more people will be relying on weather radar data fro...m the BoM to keep on eye on those storms. Fortunately, as of last week, the BoM has switched all of their Wind-Finding radars to Full-Time Weather Radars. This means for the people who live near Gove, Willis Island, Norfolk Island, Wagga Wagga, Alice Springs, Giles, Esperance and Broome, they will not have to deal with daily radar outages while their weather radar tracks weather balloons. In the attached map you can also see how many Weather Radars have been converted to Doppler. It is expected that within the next 10 years that all weather radars in Australia will be doppler and there are also plans to install new dopplers in radar black spots in the eastern states.

01.01.2022 A few images from our very successful and enjoyable 20th Australian Severe Weather Association Conference today in Melbourne. All the speakers were really good and the material was informative and thought provoking, food was very nice and catching up with everyone again was fabulous.