Media Advisory — WeatherBug Professional to Host Fourth Annual Energy Trader Seminar — 2009 Winter Outlook

-(Business Wire)-September 28, 2009 - WeatherBug:

WHAT:	The Fourth Annual Energy Trader Seminar - 2009 Winter Outlook, hosted by WeatherBug® Professional, in sponsorship with the CME Group and Commodity Weather Group, will provide energy traders with seasonal winter outlook forecasts and a discussion on current wind studies in California. Industry experts and scientific researchers will present materials and provide interactive dialogue during a panel discussion on the potential impacts the upcoming season has on the energy industry.

	The media can schedule one-on-one interviews with company spokespersons and are invited to attend the seminar to get a first look at the winter forecast for 2009/2010.

	The agenda topics include:

	- Southern Hemisphere Grains & Oilseeds Seasonal Outlook
	Speaker:	Joel Widenor, Vice President, Director Agriculture Services, Commodity Weather Group

	- California’s Wind Energy Resource: Seasonal, Synoptic, Diurnal Characteristics and Variability on Several Time Scales
	Speaker:	David Mansbach, Research Meteorologist, SPHEAR Partner Scientist, Scripps Institution of Oceanography

	- North American Energy Seasonal Outlook:
	Winter 2009-10 Update: Seasonal Weather Forecast Panel Discussion
	Speakers:	Mathew Rogers, President, Commodity Weather Group
		Dr. Judah Cohen, Director, Seasonal Forecasting, AER, Inc.
	Moderator:	John Bosse, Director, Energy and Government Solutions, WeatherBug Professional

WHEN:	Thursday, October 1, 2009, 2:00 p.m. – 5:30 p.m.

WHERE:	The Roosevelt Hotel – New York
	Madison and 45^th
	Phone: 212-661-9600
	Room: The Vanderbilt Suite
	New York, NY 10017

WHO:	WeatherBug (http://www.weatherbug.com and http://www.weatherbugprofessional.com) observes, organizes and distributes the most precise global weather intelligence. As a trusted source of dynamic weather information, WeatherBug empowers society to make more informed weather-related decisions. Millions of consumers and professional organizations, including the National Weather Service, rely on WeatherBug to plan daily activities, safeguard lives and improve business operations. WeatherBug is a brand of AWS Convergence Technologies, Inc. (http://www.aws.com).