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**Next workshop: -In person & Virtual- June 21-22, 2024.** Intermountain West Aviation Weather Safety Workshop. Presented by NWS. Not an official NWS account.

Salt Lake City, UT
Joined April 2018
What an action packed time we've had. A big THANK YOU to all the presenters, attendees (in person and virtual), our support team, and @UofUATMOS for hosting this workshop! We hope you enjoyed this workshop and walked away with more knowledge and fun. #IWAWS2024 #Aviation #Pilots
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Scott Birch and Jennifer Stroozas: aviationweather.gov is our biggest aviation weather resource. Explore the page! We highly recommend it. #IWAWS2024 @NWSWestern @NWSAWC
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Robb Kaczmarkek and Jennifer Stroozas: Turbulence PIREPs are very subjective. @NWSAWC's Eddy Dissipation Rate is objective and allows pilots to make decisions regarding turbulence. aviationweather.gov/gfa/#tur… #IWAWS2024
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Welcome to our panel discussion with Mike Graf, Steven Van Horn, Robb Kaczmarek, Scott Birch, Jennifer Stroozas, and Paul Suffern. This is our last event of the workshop 🙁 #IWAWS2024 @NWS @NWSWestern @NWSSpokane @NWSCWSUZLC @AWC @NTSB
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Welcome to the last talk of the workshop! Sarah Rogowski from the @NWS Tsunami Program is currently presenting on the subject of Density Altitude Impacts. #IWAWS2024
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Welcome Chris Johnston from @NWSReno who is presenting on the topic of: Applications of Probabilistic Weather Information Within Aviation Operations. #IWAWS2024
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Kaczmarek @NWSCWSUZLC : You don't need a strong jet stream to get a mountain wave. We're mainly concerned with the mountain-top wind speed. These waves can stay low or go as high as 40,000 ft. #IWAWS2024
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Let's welcome back Robb Kaczmarek from @NWSCWSUZLC who will talk on the subject of Turbulence 101 - Satellite Identify & Jet Stream Configurations. #IWAWS2024
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We're back! Paul Suffern is now presenting on the subject of Dust Devil Aviation Accident/other Mountain West NTSB Accident Investigations. #IWAWS2024
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And with that, we're on lunch break! Join us again at 1:00 PM MDT. We'll begin promptly at that time. Now it's time for FOOD!!! #IWAWS2024
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Johnston: You can submit your PIREPs through the @NWSAWC at aviationweather.gov under the tools tab. Make sure you are detailed as possible! The more detail, the more useful the PIREP will be for other aviators, aviation meteorologists, and ATC. #IWAWS2024
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Welcome our next presenter Joe Johnston with the @FAA Salt Lake Center ARTCC, who will be discussing the topic of: The Anatomy of a PIREP. #IWAWS2024
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Van Horn: What are Digital Aviation Services? Graphical forecasts of ceilings, visibility, and low level wind shear. They provide guidance for airports that don't have a TAF. Check out these graphics @NWSSpokane's Aviation Weather Dashboard: weather.gov/otx/avndashboard #IWAWS2024
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Welcome back! Our next presenter is Steven Van Horn from @NWSSpokane. He is presenting on the topic of Utilizing DAS and Probabilistic Guidance at WFO Spokane. #IWAWS2024
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Time for our morning break! We'll resume the workshop at 10:00 AM MDT. #IWAWS2024
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Stroozas: The new @NWSAWC website at aviationweather.gov provides comprehensive user-friendly aviation weather information. The website is a wonderful resource for pilots. Bookmark and check it out! #IWAWS2024
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Our next speaker is Jennifer Stroozas from @NWSAWC on the topic of: Aviation Weather Center Operations, Website. Let's welcome Jennifer! #IWAWS2024
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Lankford: Take home messages: Weather is complex and dynamic. Watch out for absolutes. There are few, if any, never or always when it comes to the weather. Be careful of oversimplification and generalizations. #IWAWS2024
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Welcome to day two of #IWAWS2024 focused on pilot weather safety. Our first speaker is Terry Lankford on the topic of: How to obtain a legal compliant weather briefing. He will be up soon.
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Good morning! Day two of #IWAWS2024 focused on pilot weather safety will begin shortly at 8:00 AM MDT. Join us if you can!
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