Snow showers, squalls and strong winds will affect portions of the Cascades and Rockies through Wednesday. Meanwhile, a developing storm across the Southern Plains will track toward the Great Lakes into Thursday as severe thunderstorms, flash flooding and strong winds are forecast for the Mid-Lower Mississippi Valley. Heavy snow is possible for the Upper Midwest and wintry mix for the Northeast. Read More >
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2022 NWS Flagstaff SKYWARN Storm Spotter training program schedule will be announced in February or March 2022
SKYWARN is a program that trains volunteers to help keep their local communities safe by providing timely and accurate reports of monsoon and winter weather to the National Weather Service. In the program you’ll learn about:
Please feel free to join us at any one of these sessions!
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If submitting a report by phone (888-745-1637), it is very important to tell us WHEN and WHERE the significant weather event occurred. For geographic reference, an intersection and town are very useful so we can pinpoint the report. If it's a second or third hand report, please give us the source of the original report, along with all the applicable information about what was reported.
Please report the size of the largest hailstones as they cause the most damage. Also, please do not use the term "marble size" or "ice cube" since these items come in many different sizes.
Please report both the estimated wind speed based on the vegetation (see descriptions below) and also any damage or impacts to life and property caused by strong to severe winds.
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