Last week I went to the 92nd Annual American Meteorological Society conference in New Orleans, LA. I went with some students and faculty of the Howard University Program of Atmospheric Sciences (HUPAS).  The conference was great and I learned a lot about public health, policy and air quality.  I'm currently researching the value of air quality forecasting with my advisor Dr. William R. Stockwell.

The city of New Orleans was very live. The weather was nice. It was in the low to mid 70s for the time we were there.  I could not forget about Hurricane Katrina which struck New Orleans in 2005, while I was there as well.

I walked down Bourbon Street and saw the French Quarter. The French Quarter was very nice and I'm just say that Bourbon Street was completely the opposite. I'd really like to go back with Rex.  I missed him the whole time I was there.  I think it would be a nice place for us to visit and enjoy.  Here are some pictures from my trip.