Special Events
Host a Presentation with Bob Lindmeier, Retired WKOW Channel 27 Chief Meteorologist
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Bob, with support from WKOW, Bob often mentioned climate change during his broadcast and has been a frequent public speaker on the topic. He makes himself available for community presentations at no charge. Contact the website editor for further details.
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More about Bob . . .
Bob earned his B.S. Degree in Meteorology from the University of Wisconsin in Madison in 1979. He started his career in 1980 at Weather Central, a weather consulting firm based in Madison. While at Weather Central, Bob observed the debut of the first television graphics system based on an Apple personal computer. Over the years at Weather Central he would witness the rapid development of new generations of graphics systems that revolutionized the television broadcast industry. Weather Central also provided broadcast services to WKOW-TV in Madison. Through the 1980s, Bob presented weathercasts in the mornings and weekends. He was awarded the American Meteorological Society Broadcast Seal of Approval in 1987, and then became the Chief Meteorologist at WKOW-TV in 1989. Bob retired after 45 years of service in December of 2024.
Bob earned his B.S. Degree in Meteorology from the University of Wisconsin in Madison in 1979. He started his career in 1980 at Weather Central, a weather consulting firm based in Madison. While at Weather Central, Bob observed the debut of the first television graphics system based on an Apple personal computer. Over the years at Weather Central he would witness the rapid development of new generations of graphics systems that revolutionized the television broadcast industry. Weather Central also provided broadcast services to WKOW-TV in Madison. Through the 1980s, Bob presented weathercasts in the mornings and weekends. He was awarded the American Meteorological Society Broadcast Seal of Approval in 1987, and then became the Chief Meteorologist at WKOW-TV in 1989. Bob retired after 45 years of service in December of 2024.
Host a Film Screening! Home Watch Parties are great events too!
Citizens’ Climate Lobby volunteers have access to several films to share with our local communities. Hosting a screening is a great way to bring together your network to activate around a local action and build community.
Find more info on our national site here.
Many venues have most of the equipment that you would need, but if not, we probably have it available for loan, along with someone to help you with setup and showing if needed. Contact us for event support.
Find more info on our national site here.
Many venues have most of the equipment that you would need, but if not, we probably have it available for loan, along with someone to help you with setup and showing if needed. Contact us for event support.