[Skywarn] Introduction

[Rev. Robert A. Crutchfield]

First of all welcome to Skywarn and weather spotting. As far as your spotter I.D. number, check with your local National Weather Service, Weather Forecasting Office (WFO.) Some including the one here in Houston-Galveston do not issue such numbers. If so you just need to make sure that you know what the local reporting procedures are, ( hotline phone number, email, ham radio etc.) 

Good Luck ! Rev. Robert A. Crutchfield
Editor, FAITH THAT INSPIRES ACTION
Faith That Inspires ActionCertified Skywarn Weather SpotterSpecial Weather Spotter Team, Fort Bend County (TX) Office of Emergency Management




 

    On Monday, May 30, 2016 9:26 AM, Charles J. Blaisdell Jr via Skywarn <skywarn at mailman.qth.net> wrote:
 

  Hello,
Did me basic course awhile back. Never got a spotter id issued though. I'm a former president of the Walton County Amateur Radio Club. Now the EC for Walton County FL ARES. Thanks for having me as part of the group.
73, John Blaisdell - W4CJBWalton County ECwww.waltoncountyares.com


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