[SEMCO] CCMNH A discussion with Tim Kelley, NECN's Meteorologist

[The Gilligans]

The Friends of the Cape Cod Museum of Natural History

Presents

Why Cape Cod has the most interesting Weather on Earth

A discussion with Tim Kelley, NECN's Meteorologist

 

Tuesday, November 9, 2010 at 11:00am

Cape Cod Museum of Natural History

869 Rte 6A, Brewster, MA 02631

508-896-3867 x 133    www.ccmnh.org

 

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: October 15, 2010

Contact: Gayle Kenerson 508-385-2192 or  <mailto:gck1 at comcast.net>
gck1 at comcast.net 

 

Friends of CCMNH monthly program will be held on Tuesday, November 9, 2010
at 11:00am (please note new time)

Why Cape Cod has the most interesting Weather on Earth

A discussion with Tim Kelley, NECN's Meteorologist

followed by their meeting

 

Tim Kelley, Meteorologist, grew up in Dennis, he enjoys a passionate life
long interest in nature, especially here on Cape Cod. His earliest memories
are of fearing thunderstorms and the moon. He also recalls a fascination for
flying like a bird. In fact, Tim says he once believed he could fly like a
bird. Grounded by failed attempts, he now settles for describing the nature
of air and water on TV. This is Tim's 23rd year as a Television
Meteorologist. He has been at New England Cable News, NECN, since 1992.

 

Science was Tim's favorite subject at school. He remembers Mr. Melnick's
class at Wixon School. Every assignment turned into a challenge for Tim to
understand the history of Cape Cod geology and weather. Field Trips to the
Cape Cod Museum of Natural History were his favorite school days. In class,
he did many experiments and reports on the Glacial History of the Cape, and
how storms continue to shape Cape Cod. He will discuss The Cape's Formation
and Natural Evolution. Tim also says that CO2 is a minor player in Climate
Change, and will speak on why we should not fear Global Warming.

  

11:00am Talk by Tim Kelley (please note new time)

             Followed by the Friends meeting

Friends/free  Guests/$3

 

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