Now Showing:
May 14 – September 1: Earth From Space
Developed by the Smithsonian’s National Air and Space Museum, Earth from Space is a set of 20 posters that features images and text from the popular museum exhibition of the same name. The exhibit features rare events on our Earth that can only be captured through satellite. Images include weather patterns, farm land, volcanoes, the changing of the seasons and forest fires. Also on display is the nights sky filled with the constellations.
June 22 at 7:00 PM MST – Weather Night
This night features programming for the whole family with weather safety tips and weather experiments! Safety tips include information about tornadoes, flash floods, hail, damaging winds, and preparing a disaster supply kit. Among other experiments and activities, the NWS will demonstrate lightning, thunderstorm development, and how precipitation forms.
June 26 at 7:00 PM MST – Weather Night
This event focuses on exciting weather satellite technology used by the National Weather Service. A brand new satellite, named GOES-16, was launched on November 19, 2016. This instrument, featuring more images in higher resolution, produces not only amazing views of storms but also offers earlier notice of storm and other weather processes. Technological advancements such as GOES-16 provide the potential for increasing warning lead times. All weather enthusiasts and those curious about how weather is viewed from space are encouraged to attend!
Coming Soon:
Beyond Rosie – a travelling exhibition about Rosie the Riveter.
For more events, consult the City of Goodland’s web calendar.
All times are Mountain Time.