Expansive Canadian-sourced high pressure will provide mainly fair weather across the U.S. on Monday. Temperatures over the eastern states will run below normal while the western states see above normal temperatures but no records are expected to fall. On Monday night, a cold front will move onshore in the Pacific Northwest bringing low elevation rain and mountain snow. Read More >
SkyWarn Training Schedule
National Weather Service Slidell
Severe Weather/Storm Spotter - Training Sessions
Tangipahoa Parish
♦ What -- Basic SkyWarn Training
♦ When – Wednesday, January 8th - 5:00PM - 7:00PM
♦ Where – Tangipahoa Parish Emergency Operations Center
114 N Laurel St., Amite, LA
♦ Local Sponsor – Tangipahoa Parish OHSEP, Telephone: 985-748-9602
St. Charles Parish
♦ What -- Basic SkyWarn Training
♦ When – Thursday, January 9th - 6:30PM - 8:30PM
♦ Where – St. Charles Parish EOC
15026 River Road, Hahnville, LA
♦ Local Sponsor – St. Charles Parish OHSEP, Telephone: 985-783-5050
Hancock County
♦ What -- Basic SkyWarn Training
♦ When – Wednesday, January 15th, 6:00PM - 8:00PM
♦ Where – Hancock County EOC
18333 Hwy 603, Kiln, MS
♦ Local Sponsor – Hancock County Emergency Management, Telephone: 228-255-0942
For further information regarding any of these upcoming classes, contact the NWS via email – sr.lix.webmaster@noaa.gov
SkyWarn training sessions normally last between one and two hours. During the class, basics of severe weather identification and how to report severe weather are discussed. Normally SkyWarn sessions are held in cooperation with the local emergency management office.
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