The flyers are up on the web for both Earth Day and the Climate Change seminar. They can be found at http://wxresearch.org/events/ .
We'll also be putting up a list of the speakers for the seminar in the up coming days. It's shaping up to be a pretty impressive event, plus it's free, so there's almost no excuse for not coming.
Earth day is also looking pretty good. We're expecting more people than ever at the museum for that day. We're also trying to get a few environmental groups from some of the local universities to come out with information concerning recycling and/or conservation methods.
We're still looking for volunteers for every day except Sunday (when we're closed). You could come in at anytime between 9am and 4pm and stay however long you like or until you're finished with the project at hand. There is a large variety of projects that need to be completed and we could definitely use most anyone's help. Some light register duty may be included. Call Benjamin Maloney at 713-529-3076 if you're interested.
Could we get some more rain tonight? We're still down about 4-6 inches across the area so anything would be much appreciated. Storms may become severe tonight across the area, especially north of I-10, as the cold front nears southeast Texas. Still the entire area may want to keep a lookout for hail, lightning, and the possible isolated tornado. We'll be keeping an eye on the mess over the week. Follow us on twitter and facebook for more updates!
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