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SKYWARN classes teach you how to spot severe weather
Posted at 1:01 PM on April 23, 2012
by Paul Huttner
(2 Comments)
So you want to be a severe weather spotter?
Here's your chance.
Metro Skywarn conducts training classes this time fo year to help train severe weather spotters to feed info to the NWS in storm situations. Here's how to get involved.
Source: Twin Cities NWS
Happy hunting!
PH
Comments (2)
Are there going to be any in Southeast Minnesota?
Alex, don't know if you will see this, but check with the NWS in Lacrosse WI...just google NWS lacrosse and you can get to their web site
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