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Participants Country Meteorologist Information Austria Marcus Wadsak weather presenter, ORF national TV, trained meteorologist Andreas Jäger Weather Presenter /Editor Belgium Jill Peeters weather presenter at VTM, commercial TV - meteorologist Flemmish TV Jean-Charles Beaubois weather presenter at RTBF, French speaking TV Marie-Pierre Mouligneau Weather presenter at RTBF Sabrina Jacobs weather presenter, RTL TVI / Belgique Mincho Dosev Praznikov leading meteorologist Ivaylo Slavov Bulgaria meteorologist, TV Met weather presenter at CT1, national TV station, trained Czech Republic Taťána Miková meteorologist Denmark Ditte Falkenberg TV weather presenter, meteorologist Jesper Theilgaard TV weather presenter, meteorologist Estonia Annely Adermann weather presenter, now spokesperson TV3 Meteorologist Finland Matti Eerikäinen Channel four Finland France Evelyne Dheliat weather presenter at TF1 Marina Raibaldi weather presenter at FR 3 Fabienne Amiach weather presenter at FR 3 Germany Inge Niedek meteorologists with ZDF German TV Dieter Walch meteorologists with ZDF German TV Maxi Biewer weather presenter, RTL Television GmbH Chalkis Vasileios Hellenic National Meteorological Service Greece Dimitrios Ziakopoulos Hellenic National Meteorological Service Hungary András Reisz weather presenter at MTV Ireland Nuala Carey TV weather presenter, RTE International Association of Broadcast Meteorology; Chairman of the Public Weather Services Group in Gerald Fleming (WMO ) Italy Luca Mercalli chairman of the Italian Metereologist Society Andrea Giuliacci weather presenter Italia 1 Country Meteorologist Information Lithuania Head of the Hydrology and Climatology Department of the Faculty of Natural Sciences, Vilnius University Arūnas Bukantis Naglis Šulija TV weather presenter, press meteorologist Netherlands Peter Timofeeff weather presenter RTL4 Poland Katarzyna Trzaskalska meteorologist , TV1 Jarosław Kret weather presenter, TVP1 Tomasz Zubilewicz meteorologist, TVN Portugal Teresa Abrantes meteorologist, National Meteorological Institute José Da Costa Teso meteorologist, National Meteorological Institute Patrícia Marques meteorologist, National Meteorological Institute Elena Cordoneanu weather presenter,REALITATEA TV, Bucharest Romania Florin Busuioc weather presenter Pro TV, Romania Peter Jurcovic weather presenter, radio stations and TVTA3 Slovakia Milan Lapin renowned climate change expert Spain Chief Meteorologist Televisió de Catalunya; Chairman Tomàs Molina International Association of Broadcast Meteorology IABM Abel Flores Famades Meteorologist, Canal Meteo José A. Maldonado TVE, meteorologist Sweden Martin Hedberg meteorologist Pär Holmgren meteorologist Slovenia Tanja Cegnar Pres. Slovenian Meteorological Society UK Michael Fish Ex BBC Weather Presenter, Meteorologist Director of The Weather People Ltd., founder and former editor of the BBC Weather Centre; Secretary of the John Teather International Association Director of The Weather People Ltd., founder and former Chief Broadcast Meteorologist at the BBC Weather Bill Giles Centre; Publications Secretary of the International Francis Wilson weather presenter, Sky News.
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