LMK Weather Newsletter
Welcome to our "Eye on the Sky" newsletter, a method of communication with Emergency Managers, Storm Spotters, media, government officials, and the general public within our County Warning Area. This newsletter is published twice a year, as the spring/summer and fall/winter editions. It is packed full of helpful information, creative topics, and important facts for the coming season.
Articles are written by our own local staff, including the Meteorologist in Charge, Warning Coordination Meteorologist, Science and Operations Officer, Data Acquisition Program Manager, Service Hydrologist, Forecasters, and Hydro-meteorological Technicians.
Your comments and suggestions concerning the newsletter are always welcome!
Volume IX
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Volume VIII
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Volume VII
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Volume VI
Issue 2 - Fall/Winter 2005
Issue 1 - Spring/Summer 2005
Volume V
Issue 2 - Fall/Winter 2004
Issue 1 - Spring/Summer 2004
Volume IV
Issue 3 - Winter 2003-2004
Issue 2 - Summer 2003
Issue 1 - Spring 2003
Volume III
Issue 4 - Winter 2002
Issue 3 - Fall 2002
Issue 2 - Summer 2002
Issue 1 - Spring 2002
Volume II
Issue 4 - Winter 2001
Issue 3 - Fall 2001
Issue 2 - Summer 2001
Issue 1 - Spring 2001
Volume I
Issue 4 - Winter 2000
Issue 3 - Fall 2000
Issue 2 - Summer 2000
Issue 1 - Spring 2000