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Severe Weather Spotters are a vital link in the timely and accurate flow of weather information into and out of weather forecast offices. On this page, you can find training presentations and downloadable training guides. Additionally, if you need to change your spotter address or phone number, or just have a SKYWARN/spotting question, drop us a line at DMX.Spotter@noaa.gov and we'll take care of your request as soon as possible. Note: This email address is not for sending severe weather reports, but instead is for administrative tasks. For severe weather reporting via the internet, please see the Submit Report link to the left. Online training can be found by clicking here. |
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2009 Spotter TrainingSpotter training classes have been completed for the season. They will commence again in Feb. 2010. Each year, NWS meteorologists travel to nearly all of the 51 counties we serve to provide a full spectrum of introductory to advanced spotter training information in a single multi-media presentation lasting around two hours. These training sessions are generally hosted by the Emergency Manager of each county. here |
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