[WIham] Fw: SKYWARN: Wisconsin Storm Spotter Classes

[Mark Thompson via WIham]

From:"Milw Area Skywarn Assoc" <cwa at mke-skywarn.org>
Date:Sat, Mar 14, 2015 at 11:48 AM
Subject:SKYWARN: Wisconsin Storm Spotter Classes


Storm spotter training classes across the Badger state begin in earnest this coming week.
Currently 67 classes are on the schedule. The first  Southeast Wisconsin class is March
17th in Waukesha county.

These classes are free and open to the public and you do not have to be a spotter to attend.
They are often attended by police, fire, EMS,  public safety offiicials, community volunteer groups, 
first responders, amateur radio operators, and folks with in interest in weather or wanting to
help serve their community. 

Learn how stay safe from severe weather and also submit reports to the National Weather Service so they can issue more accurate and timely warnings. Can you tell the difference between just ordinary scary looking clouds and those features that develop prior to a tornado?

State wide traing schedule:  http://www.mke-skywarn.org


Sincerely,

Rick Swierczynski
Milwaukee Skywarn V-P


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