Typical summer-time weather conditions have settled in across much of the U.S. with slow moving frontal systems producing heavy rain in the Central U.S. and high pressure producing excessive heat in the South. In the West, a frontal system is keeping winds gusty and producing elevated-to-critical fire weather conditions from the Central Great Basin to the Plains. Read More >
Date |
Time |
City |
Location |
Course Type |
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May 4, 2019 |
1 to 4 PM |
El Paso, TX |
KFOX - TV 200 S. Alto Mesa Street |
Basic |
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May 8, 2019 |
6 to 9 PM |
Las Cruces, NM |
MVRDA Auditorium 911 Lake Tahoe Court |
Basic |
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May 17, 2019 |
7 to 9:30 PM |
El Paso, TX |
Sun City Amateur Radio Club 3790 Wickham Ave |
Basic |
|
July 8, 2019 |
6 to 9 PM |
Silver City, NM |
Student Memorial Building WNMU Campus (3rd Floor) |
Basic |
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July 15, 2019 |
6 to 8:30 PM |
Silver City, NM |
Student Memorial Building WNMU Campus (3rd Floor) |
Advanced |
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October 18, 2019 |
7 to 9 PM |
El Paso, TX |
Sun City Amateur Radio Club 3790 Wickham Ave |
Advanced |
Other classes will be added when scheduled
The primary mission of the National Weather Service is to save lives and property through timely warnings and forecasts. Yes, we depend on Doppler radar, state-of-the-art satellite imagery and ever-improving supercomputers, but many small scale features cannot be detected by these. Therefore, volunteer weather spotters will always be “the eyes and ears” of the National Weather Service in reference to its warning program. An effective Skywarn Weather Spotter program is essential for the NWS to fulfill our mission of protecting life and property and enhancing our nation's economy.
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