Dry weather will continue across south central Texas through the remainder of this week into early next week. Daytime highs are generally expected to remain at or above normal, with overnight lows near to slightly above normal.
NWS Austin/San Antonio offers SKYWARN severe weather training to allow citizens, first responders, emergency management, amateur radio operators, and volunteer organizations the opportunity to learn about severe weather preparedness and safety. Besides learning about severe weather topics specific to South Central Texas, procedures for reporting severe weather to the local Austin/San Antonio National Weather Service Office are also covered. Scheduled training sessions are free and open to the general public. This training is virtual, on September 30 at 7 PM. Please register by going to https://tinyurl.com/bdfyvfpe
The Advanced class dives more in depth into severe weather forecasting, doppler radar, and severe thunderstorm - tornado outbreak examples. It is highly suggested that you take or review a Skywarn Basic class before participating in an Advanced training. The advanced training will be on October 2 at 7 PM. To register for the virtual advanced training go to https://tinyurl.com/wv6n57nk
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