The stated goal of our organization is to "bring all those in Eastern Mississippi interested in weather together as a group". Throughout the history of the organization, we have not only sustained our mission but expanded upon it. The chapter is involved with school weather awareness, partnering with MyWarn to help get the word out when severe weather is imminent.
The chapter members have also been proud planners of the Southeast Severe Storms Symposium, held at Mississippi State University for the past ten years.
Education is also a high priority for the chapter. Chapter members have attended talks presented by employees of the National Weather Service in Jackson and Memphis. In addition, the chapter travels to NWA and AMS conferences yearly to both present and listen to presentations.
We want to thank you for viewing our web page and as we continue to grow, we would like to hear any comments or suggestions you may have.
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The Mississippi State University Mobile Sounding Unit has launched two weather balloons in front of a line of storms just north of Clarksdale, MS around noon and near Cleveland, MS around 3:30 PM on April 18th. Check out the soundings here!
Thank you everyone for attending our Eleventh Annual Southeast Severe Storms Symposium, the event could not happen without all of you. A few photos have been uploaded to our site for your vieweing pleasure.
The minutes from our March 5, 2013 meeting have been posted and can be found here.
Pay your local chapter dues of $25 online now via PayPal by using the link below.
Use the PayPal link below to buy yourself an official Mississippi State Meteorology shirt. Note that we do not have XXL sizes in black.
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