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Tuesday General Session
Extreme weather is no longer a distant possibility—it is a reality.
In this year alone, the sheer scale and intensity of events around the world have shown how quickly conditions can escalate, disrupting communities, infrastructure and essential services. Flooded substations, overheated transformers, disrupted water supplies and cascading service interruptions are becoming harder to predict—and harder to contain.
Join Sunny Wescott, Executive Director of GEOINT ISAC and veteran Chief Meteorologist, for a compelling look at emerging threats—and how utilities can move beyond recovery planning to make smarter, more resilient decisions about their assets, systems and investments.
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Sunny Wescott
Geospatial Intelligence Information Sharing and Analysis Center (GEOINT ISAC)
Chief Meteorologist - Emergency Response Specialist
Tuesday General Session