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The National Weather Service relies on trained volunteers to supplement doppler radar information when severe storms and tornadoes threaten. These dedicated individuals volunteer their time to learn about and detect severe weather. Their valuable cooperation is important in the warning process. Weather reports from trained spotters are used along with doppler radar data to issue warnings of tornadoes, severe thunderstorms, and flash floods.

 

skywarn Severe Weather Spotter Talk Schedule


Below is a listing of upcoming severe weather spotter talks...

 


May, 2009 - Upcoming
Day City, State Time Location
07 Thermopolis, WY
(Hot Springs County) 		6:00pm MDT Big Horn Federal - Basement
Contact Information: chris.jones@noaa.gov
23 Casper, WY
(Natrona County) 		3:00pm MDT Wyoming HAMFest - Ramkota Inn
Contact Information: chris.jones@noaa.gov

**P.O.S.T. training is provided for dispatchers and law enforcement officers of Wyoming.**

P.O.S.T. training lasts approximately four (4) hours and provides dispatchers and law enforcement officers with course credit through the state of Wyoming.  The first two hours of the P.O.S.T. course is identical to that of a two (2) hour spotter training class.  This portion of the P.O.S.T. course is open to the public.

For more details on any spotter training classes, you may

E-mail Chris Jones.

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