Critical fire weather conditions will persist in the central High Plains through Friday as gusty winds and dry conditions continue. The heat wave across the West and Southwest will continue to intensify through the week, with daily and monthly record highs expected to be broken. Read More >
| Session Date | Session Time | Location | Registration |
| Saturday, April 18th | 1000 am EDT | Allegan County Martin High School Auditorium 1556 Chalmers St Martin, MI 49070 |
No Registration Needed |
| Saturday, April 18th | 200 pm EDT | Kalamazoo County American Red Cross 5460 Venture Ct. Kalamazoo, MI 49009 |
No Registration Needed |
| Saturday, April 25th | 1000 am EDT | Lansing Community College Gannon Building - Room 2156 422 N. Washington Square Lansing, MI 48933 (Parking Garage at 600 N Grand Avenue) |
Click Here To Register |
| Saturday, April 25th | 200 pm EDT | Lansing Community College Gannon Building - Room 2156 422 N. Washington Square Lansing, MI 48933 (Parking Garage at 600 N Grand Avenue) |
Click Here To Register |
| Saturday, May 2nd | 1000 am EDT | Alma College Swanson Academic Center - Room 113 (First floor) 614 W Superior St Alma, MI |
No Registration Needed |
Virtual Weather Spotter Training sessions are being offered across the Great Lakes. Visit the Virtual Spotter Training Registration Page for dates and times.
Online, self-paced training can be obtained by taking an online spotter course through the MetEd program. Once you have created a General Users account you can search the catalog for the Skywarn Spotter Convective Basics course. You can also learn more about meteorology and our atmosphere at JetStream - An Online School for Weather.
Once you have completed training (in-person or online), contact the Emergency Management office in your city/county to find out what you can do to become involved with their spotter program.
Looking for courses held in nearby regions of Michigan?
Northern Lower Michigan (NWS Gaylord)
Southwest Michigan/Michiana (NWS Northern Indiana)
Southeast Michigan (NWS Detroit)
Please e-mail us with any questions: nws.grandrapids@noaa.gov
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