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Tuesday, Mar 20, 2018 at 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM EST
65 Grahl Drive, Coldwater, MI, 49036, United States
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By registering you express your interest in becoming or remaining a SKYWARN Spotter for the National Weather Service and County Emergency Management.
Burnside Senior Center, 65 Grahl Drive, Coldwater, MI, 49036, United States.
This Spotter Training is open to the public and free to attend.
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Location:Burnside Senior Center65 Grahl DriveColdwater, MI 49036Date:Tuesday, March 20, 2018Time:7:00 PM (please arrive 30 minutes early to sign-in)
Several Online Courses are NOW available!
Enroll in the
MetEd Skywarn Spotter Course
The Skywarn Course consists of TWO modules
You can choose to register as a SKYWARN Spotter with the National Weather Service (NWS) by using the checkbox that appears after you Enroll in the course. If you check the box, you may be able to register with the NWS after passing the course. These online course will be used as a supplemental training material for the spotter classes offered by the Northern Indiana NWS Offfice.
* Spotter Renewal Training
* Basic to Intermediate Level
Time Required 1.5 to 3.5 hours
Skywarn Convective Basics
* Skywarn Spotters
* Safety Decision Makers
Optional but recommended training
Weather Radar Fundamentals
* Intermediate Level
Time Required 2 to 4 hours
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http://www.weather.gov/iwx
Welcome to the Northern Indiana National Weather Service (NWS) Skywarn program. Skywarn is a group of trained severe weather spotters that report directly to the NWS. Year after year, reports from Skywarn volunteers assist the NWS in issuing more timely and accurate warnings based on real-time reports throughout our 37 County Warning Area covering northern Indiana, southern Michigan and northwest Ohio. The NWS's primary mission is to issue warnings to protect life and property. The ground truth reports from Skywarn spotters are an integral part of the mission critical warning process that combines advanced Doppler radar data and meteorological skills. Skywarn Spotter observations also provide us with information when compiling documentation of severe weather events, verification of warnings and service assessments. These reports become part of the Storm Data publication, providing data on a variety of severe and unusual weather phenomenon, including statistics on deaths, injuries, and property and crop damage nation-wide.
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