SKYWARN Spotter Program-

2021-2022 Snow Season

You may send in your March snowfall to scott.entrekin@noaa.gov. The current snow tables are here.
If you want your station to be added to the spotter snow tables for the upcoming 2021-2022 season, send me an email to scott.entrekin@noaa.gov
The final 2020-21 spotter snow table can be found here.
For Winter reporting guidelines, see the following link to the Skywarn page here.
CoCoRahs provides an excellent training sources for measuring snow. Check it out here. https://cocorahs.org/media/docs/measuringSnow2.1.pdf
Seasonal and monthly snowfall maps have been updated through March 2022 and are here https://www.weather.gov/bou/Snowmaps

2022 Spotter Training

The good news is we will be going to live and in person training for the 2022 season. Click here for the schedule. Of course live training availability will be up to local city and county COVID requirements. The bulk of the training opportunities will occur in March and April.
If you live in and near any of the 2020 fire burn scars across Northern Colorado you may be eligible for a rain gauge. Please email Scott.Entrekin@noaa.gov to inquire about these gauges.

Online Reporting Form

There is an on-line reporting form for sending in winter and severe weather reports. The link can be found at https://inws.ncep.noaa.gov/report. Please bookmark this address. This can also be used from your mobile device.
Please indicate your spotter number on the last entry page (Review and Send). This will help us identify you as an officially trained spotter.
Caution: Do not use Internet Explorer, except for the new Edge Internet browser with Microsoft. Chrome and Firefox will also work.
The new address can still be found under the drop down menu from current hazards from weather.gov/bou.

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Submit storm report will be on the far left hand pull down menu under current hazards.
If you have moved and changed addresses or phone numbers, please send me a quick note with the change to scott.entrekin@noaa.gov.
Thanks for all your continuing support in the Spotter Program. Scott Entrekin