The safety and comfort of those who venture out on the water have always been weather dependent. In this course students will become keener observers of the weather, but weather observations only have meaning in the context of the basic principles of meteorology – the science of the atmosphere. This course focuses on how weather systems form, behave, move, and interact with one another and reflects the availability of all sorts of weather reports and forecasts on the Internet. Boaters and non-boaters alike will benefit from delving into this fascinating subject.
Start date: Tuesday, September 10th, 2019
Space is limited
Cost: $80 per student, member of America’s Boating Club
$180 per student, not a member
Discounts for families sharing materials
Membership of America’s Boating Club of Greenwich is $100
When: 7.00 – 9.00 pm over ten Tuesdays
Where: Greenwich Police Headquarters
11 Bruce Place, Greenwich, CT 06830
Pre-register: https://tinyurl.com/Wx2019
Questions? Susan Ryan: 203-998-1864 or GreenwichSquadron@gmail.com
Instructors: Jim Dobbs, Dan Dobryn
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