Excessive heat with potential records will continue to impact much of the West through Independence Day and into next week. Triple digit high temperatures are expected this weekend in parts of the Pacific Northwest. Dangerous heat will persist this week in the Southern Plains, Gulf Coast, Southeast, and Mid-Atlantic. Heat index values will approach or exceed 110 degrees at times. Read More >
To Submit a Weather Report (For registered SKYWARN spotters) |
RAIN/SNOW/ICE REPORTS: You can now submit heavy rainfall (1"+), as well as STORM TOTAL snow and/or ice reports online at: https://goo.gl/forms/9617O51NiDXOvYwD2 |
Flooding, hail, wind or tornado reports: Use our SKYWARN Spotter Hotline 800 #. Other reports can be emailed to: lwx-report@noaa.gov |
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Thursday, July 11th 2024 |
6:00 PM to 8:00 PM |
Carroll County MD |
Carroll County's Public Safety Training Center: 50 Kate Wagner Road, Westminster MD 21157 |
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeJEGoQfW7UVP_wT4ZhP1clXeNH5-1XRJ8sA9NduUCvFkb8-w/viewform |
Advanced - Winter Classes (Requires Basic SKYWARN Class Credit) |
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Advanced - Severe Classes (Requires Basic SKYWARN Class Credit) |
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Advanced - Tropical Classes (Requires Basic SKYWARN Class Credit) |
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Advanced - Flood Classes |
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Basics SKYWARN Classes are open to all of the general public. |
Important notes:
-Winter, Convection, and Tropical classes require SKYWARN® Basics as a prerequisite.
-You may attend a class even if it is not in the county you reside in.
-Due to the high demand of classes we can not offer classes in every region every season.
Descriptions of SKYWARN Spotter Classes
** National online spotter courses available too, BUT... **
National SKYWARN® courses are also offered online by COMET on their MetED site (located here.) These courses can be extra value to you however they do not replace the SKYWARN® Basics course taught by one of our meteorologists from the National Weather Service Baltimore/Washington. These online courses leave out vital information on the multitude of weather threats we get in the Mid-Atlantic region. You must take a class with us to become registered as a spotter with our office.
Amateur Radio and SKYWARN
National Capital Area Skywarn Support Group
Additional SKYWARN® Information
Guía Práctica del Observador del Tiempo
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