 
From late December through early February, Bryan Yeaton toured the country, bringing educational programs about weather and personal safety in adverse conditions to the public. The Weather Notebook National Tour, presented by Subaru and Davis Instruments, began on December 27 when Bryan departed in The Weather Notebook's Subaru "WeatherMobile" equipped with the Davis Wireless Vantage Pro weather station.
Bryan reports on his trek through all kinds of weather en route to the American Meteorological Society's (AMS) Annual Meeting in Seattle, WA, and stops along the way and back to do programs for schools and others, and participate in receptions and interviews.
Right now, I am sitting in the office of radio station KALX, at U. Cal Berkeley, as my friend Martina finishes teaching a media class, and we head off across the Bay, to San Francisco. I did four programs today here in Berkeley at the Longfellow Middle School. Although my throat is pretty raw after four hours of talking, I really enjoyed the students. Longfellow is a Magnet school, and attracts some pretty sharp young minds. Those minds come from tremendously diverse backgrounds—inquisitive, bubbly, quick to laugh. Thanks to all! And the school lunch was pretty good, too.
I won’t say how warm it was here today, because the folks back in the Weather Notebook office will withhold my allowance if I rub that in while they freeze the very hair in their nostrils back in NH. And speaking of my dear old Granite State—it is all over the news, with the Presidential Primary next week, and the awe-inspiring cold of last week (I was watching Good Morning America, and they had a reporter in Pinkham Notch, as the base of Mount Washington, and had some footage of the summit observers hacking away at the rime ice. I am actually kind of jealous I wasn’t there to experience minus 45 degrees.
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Dec. 23, North Conway, NH - WMWV interview
Dec. 28, Rochester, NY - 1pm PUBLIC PRESENTATION Rochester Museum of Science
Dec. 29, Buffalo, NY - 11am PUBLIC PRESENTATION Buffalo Museum of Science, WBFO
interview
Jan. 3, Madison, WI - 10-noon PUBLIC PRESENTATION Madison Children's Museum
Jan. 5, New Town, ND - KMHA interview
Jan. 6-7, Bozeman, MT
Jan. 8-9, Missoula, MT:
***Jan. 8, 8-11:30 am Hawthorne School
***Jan. 8, 12:30-3 pm Paxson School
***Jan. 8, 3:30-5 pm Montana Public Radio
***Jan. 8, 6-6:30 pm live on KECI-TV
***Jan. 8, 7-8:30 pm PUBLIC PRESENTATION at Missoula Public Library
***Jan. 9, 9-11:30 a.m. Lowell School
Jan. 10-16, Seattle, WA - WeatherFest and American Meteorological Society Annual
Meeting
Jan. 15, Seattle Country Day School, 1:30-2:30 pm
Jan. 17-18, Portland, OR
Jan. 19, Arcata, CA - 1 pm interview KHSU
Jan. 20, Arcata, CA - 11:30 am program for home-school students, Humboldt State U.
Natural History
Jan. 21 -22, Bay Area, CA
Jan. 21, Berkley, CA - 10:55 am-2:45 pm, Longfellow Magnet Middle School
Jan. 22, Hayward, CA - 11 am-3 pm Davis Instruments
Jan. 23, Reno, NV
Jan. 24, Tahoe/Elko
Jan. 25-27, Salt Lake City
Jan. 26, Program at Indian Hills Sch. SLC 9:15-10:15 First grade
Jan. 26, Logan, UT - 1 pm interview at Utah Public Radio
Jan. 27, Program for U. of Utah Meteorology Dept. 3:30 p.m.
Jan. 28, Program at Indian Hills Sch. SLC 9:15-10:15 Fourth Grade
Jan. 27, LA - 12 pm Central Time, remote interview w/ Red River Radio
Jan. 28-29, Boulder, CO
Jan. 29, Nederland (CO) Elementary School, 12:30-1:45 pm
Jan. 29, Nederland, CO - 4 pm, PUBLIC PRESENTATION, Wild Bear Center for Nature
Discovery
Jan. 30, Lincoln/Omaha
Jan. 31, Jefferson City, MO - 2 pm, PUBLIC PRESENTATION, Missouri State Museum
Feb. 2, Fort Wayne, IN - 4 pm interview WBNI
Feb. 3-4, Marietta, OH - WMRT and WMOA interviews
Feb. 4, Marietta, OH - 4:30 pm, PUBLIC PRESENTATION, McDonough Center, Marietta
College
Feb. 6, 1 pm Haviland Ave. School, Audubon, NJ
Feb. 7-9, Philadelphia/Cherry Hill, NJ - Misc. area schools & museums, Subaru of
America
Feb. 7&8, Philadelphia - 11 am PUBLIC PRESENTATION Philadelphia Academy of Natural
Sciences
Feb. 11, Conway, NH - 3:30pm - Welcome Home reception and PUBLIC
PRESENTATION at Profile
Subaru
Feb. 12-13, Mount Washington, NH - Program atop the northeast's highest peak!
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