Extreme Weather Experience

Extreme Weather Experience (EWE) is a one-of-a-kind concept to develop weather education-entertainment (edutainment) through experiential, immersive, interactive, hands-on weather-themed attractions, rides, exhibits, programs, and live events.

EWE users will quiver from lightning and thunder, shiver to cold and snowy winds, and sweat in a sultry heatwave.

EWE users will “experience” extreme weather. They will “feel, hear, see, and touch” the weather.

Proven special effects and the newest cutting-edge, creative technologies, including virtual and augmented reality media platforms will take the user into the weather.

Art, music, and live theater will also be a part of the user's experience.

Behind the EWE weather edutainment will be education:

meteorology
mitigation
resilience
code-plus
safety
preparedness
etc.

EWE education will be presented in a variety of methods and techniques.

The goal is to motivate users to take action to prepare, protect, mitigate and safeguard their families, homes and businesses. Users will be empowered, and leave with real life changing takeaways resulting in meaningful lifesaving changed behavior. The result will be a nation more resilient to natural hazards!

Credit for all pictures on this home page: NOAA

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Meet The Extreme Team

Erik Salna, Award-Winning Meteorologist
Raymond J. Ban, Ban & Associates, LLC
Tom Bobula, Meteorologist, Business Owner, Steel Crazy
Jim Cantore, On-Camera Meteorologist and Co-Host, AMHQ, The Weather Channel
Joe Cox, President & CEO, Museum of Discovery and Science & AutoNation IMAX Theater
Ron Gird, NWS-Outreach Program Manager, NOAA (Retired)
Denise Hatcher, Managing Director, AOA
Dave Hennen, Senior Meteorologist, Executive Producer, CNN Severe Weather Team
Douglas Hilderbrand, Office of Communications, External Engagement Lead, Weather-Ready Nation Ambassador Lead, NOAA
Kerrin Jeromin, Communications Strategist, National Renewable Energy Laboratory
Dr. Rick Knabb, Hurricane Expert and Tropical Program Manager, The Weather Channel
Bryan Koon, Vice President of International Homeland Security and Emergency Management, IEM
Amber Larkin, Owner/Executive Creative Director Nth Degree Design and Visual fx, Inc.
Barbara G. Levine, B.S. E.C.E., M.A. Ed, Mathworks Tutoring & How the Weatherworks
William P. Mahoney III, Former Director, Research Applications Laboratory, National Center for Atmospheric Research
Ben May, Global Business Development Director, Corporate Alliances at The Walt Disney Company (Retired)
Max Mayfield, Former Director of NOAA’s National Hurricane Center
Mike McClellan, President, Mobile Weather Team, Inc.
H. Michael Mogil, Certified Consulting Meteorologist, Certified Broadcast Meteorologist, NCIM President, Mathworks Tutoring & How the Weatherworks
John Morales, CBM, CCM, AMS Fellow, Former Chief Meteorologist, NBC 6, Miami, FL
Michael Murray, President, Adrenaline Films Productions
Cheryl Nelson, TV Host, Coast Live, WTKR-TV Norfolk & Meteorologist/Instructor, NDPTC
Aris Papadopoulos, Founder and Chair, Resilience Action Fund
Valerie E. Sanders, President/Meteorologist, WeatherCall Services, LLC
Dr. Pablo Santos, Meteorologist In Charge, National Weather Service - Miami
Tim Smail, Executive Director, National Storm Shelter Association (NSSA) Education and Outreach Foundation; Sales Associate for Summerville Shutter Company
Dan Stillman, Former Senior Strategic Marketing Manager, Environmental Solutions, Space & Airborne Systems, L3Harris Technologies
Bruce Thomas, Chief Marketing Meteorologist, Weather2020
Matt Tieman, Former Director, WPBF-TV 25, West Palm Beach, FL

Immersive Weather Edutainment