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Skywarn (TM) Weather Spotter training is underway this fall.  Here are links to spotter training announcements.  Other training opportunities may arise in the near future, so monitor this web page for the latest training information.

Western Lewis County - Sept 24
Renton - Oct 27
Skagit County - Nov 5
East Jefferson County - Dec 03
Thurston County - TBA

If interested in establishing a Skywarn (TM)  weather spotter training session, they are arranged through your local county or municipal emergency management agency.  Please contact them and let them know you would like to arrange weather spotter training in your area.

 

For more information on becoming a Skywarn (TM)  Spotter.

 

 

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