Distinguished Guests and Speakers to MHS Meteorology/Marine Biology
WX Wall of Fame
AGCM Claude “Moon” Mullen
United States NavyAerographer's Mate Master Chief - Retired
Visit:October 6, 2005
Discussion: Severe Weather
WX Wall of Fame
Robert G. Fovell
Associate Professor
UCLA
Department of Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences
Visit:November 7, 2005
Discussion: Severe Weather
Ken Clark
KFWB News Radio
AM 980
Visit:November 21, 2005
Discussion: Severe Weather
WX Wall of Fame
Are you a photographer? Do you love the outdoors? If you answered yes to these questions, and would like to see some of your work on this page, email us! We would love to consider some of your photos. Send them as jpeg files to: tbaker@mhsweather.org.
Thanks, and keep watching this page for your favorite photographs!
This is the Nojoqui Falls (off Highway 246, just south of Solvang.) The water falling 168 feet comes from the massive rains in early 2005 that have been stored (to overflowing capacity) in an aquifer (water-bearing rock.) There are many of these waterfalls throughout Southern California that were activated after many years of being dry.
Sunset overlooking the Niagara River toward Toronto, Canada. Taken July, 2005.
From a garden in Northridge, California. Taken August, 2005.
A trip back in time... a Lewiston, NY barn. Taken July, 2005.
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