Since 2000, the Southern New England Weather Conference has provided a place for weather enthusiasts and professionals to gather and share their knowledge and expertise regarding topics such as winter weather forecasting, severe weather, hurricanes, advances in the science of meteorology, and emergency preparedness, as well as numerous other topics.

Regardless of whether you are a seasoned professional or have just a casual interest in weather, the Southern New England Weather Conference is sure to offer topics of interest to you! .

 For the first time in 19 years, the Southern New England Weather Conference will be taking a year off.  Many factors affected this decision, including lost planning time due to the government shutdown; planning for the Hurricane Awareness Tour that took place at Quonset, RI; short staffing; and involvement in the upcoming AMS Centennial celebration in January. 

Please join us for the 20^th Annual Southern New England Weather Conference, which will most likely be held in late October, 2020 in Canton, MA.

Stay tuned for more details. 

Click Here To See The 2018 Conference Agenda!

January 4, 2018 Nor'easter

This year we are going GREEN!  The Southern New England Weather Conference program booklet will be available online for you to download and print or save to your smartphone or other portable device.   Please note that this is not the final version, and will be updated again before the conference.

If you missed any of the presentations from previous conferences, you can now view or download them by clicking on the links on the left side of the page.

Attention teachers: You can receive 10 Professional Development Points (PDPs) for attending the conference, issued by the Blue Hill Observatory.

The Southern New England Weather Conference is a non-profit venture that is sponsored by the National Weather Service Taunton MA, the Blue Hill Observatory and Science Center, the University of Massachusetts-Lowell Student Chapter of the American Meteorological Society and the Lyndon State College Chapter of the American Meteorological Society/National Weather Association. Conference fees are used only to cover event expenses by Blue Hill Science Center, a not-for-profit organization.