Skywarn Training Schedule

NWS Binghamton SKYWARN Schedule 2020.

*** Virtual Educational Webinars are now listed below***

If you have any questions, contact Dave Nicosia, Warning Coordination Meteorologist, at 607 770 9531 x 223 or email david.nicosia@noaa.gov.

Having technical difficulties registering: e-mail: Ron.Murphy@noaa.gov Confirmation e-mails for registration will be sent about a week prior to the course. Audio for the courses will now be done on the computer. We will also post and record a presentation to be viewed for those who can't make it to a webinar.

Date	Time	Class	Format	To Register See Below
12/5	7-8:30 PM	Behind the Scenes: Use of NWS Spotter Reports	Webinar	https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/6632201773443072011

Thank you for your interest. You can go through an on-line recorded SKYWARN class three parts for severe, flood or winter. Once you complete these trainings, email your location name and contact information to Mitchell.Gaines@noaa.gov. This is only for New York and Pennsylvania counties within our area of coverage. If you are viewing these videos outside of NY and PA, please follow up with your local National Weather Service office. While not included in the videos, information on HAM radio networks across the region is listed below.

Part 1
Part 2
Part 3
Winter (coming soon)
Flooding (coming spring 2021)

About SKYWARN: Our program is a year round program. Our goal is to train you how to accurately report severe weather to us, ranging from snowfall measurements, to severe weather (hail, wind, tornadoes, flooding). We offer a Basic SKYWARN and an Advanced SKYWARN in our spring/early summer season, and a Basic Winter SKYWARN in the fall. Flood SKYWARN is done throughout the year based on interest. Anyone is welcome to attend the Basic SKYWARN classes, there is no age requirement and you do not need to have had prior training. For our Advanced classes we require that you have attended (1) of our previous SKYWARN classes in the past 3 years. This can include either our spring or winter version. For Skywarn questions, email Mitchell Gaines at Mitchell.Gaines@noaa.gov and David.Nicosia@noaa.gov .

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