The Chief Meteorologist of the Sverdlovsk Region will conduct a tour of the history of Yekaterinburg meteorology - from the observatory on Ploshivaya Hill to modern forecasts. Imagine: the year is 1836, the outskirts of Yekaterinburg, Ploshivaya Hill, and a person who manually records pressure, temperature, and wind direction every day to later send the report with a courier. The Chief Meteorologist of the Sverdlovsk Region, Galina Sheporenko, will conduct a tour of the section of the exhibition "Science in the Big City," dedicated to the history of the Yekaterinburg Magnetic Meteorological Observatory - the oldest scientific organization in the city. The conversation will focus on what the work of a meteorologist looked like before the revolution and how it differs from today, when data from sensors on Meteohill reaches smartphones in seconds. Sheporenko is a Honored Meteorologist of Russia, a person who knows this history from the inside. Where to go in Yekaterinburg is known by KudaGo.