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. On Monday night, a cold front will move onshore in the Pacific Northwest, bringing low elevation rain and heavy mountain snow; unsettled weather will continue through the week. Read More >
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About SKYWARN Spotter Training: The National Weather Service relies on trained volunteers to supplement Doppler Radar information when severe storms and tornadoes threaten. These dedicated individuals volunteer their time to learn about and detect severe weather. Their valuable cooperation is important in the warning process. Weather reports from trained spotters are used along with Doppler Radar data to issue warnings of tornadoes, severe thunderstorms, and flash floods.
How can you get involved in this great program? Just attend one of our FREE spotter training talks at a community near you. The schedule for the spring of 2019 is below.
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Below is a listing of upcoming severe weather spotter talks for western and central Wyoming. For even more information please see the contact information with each training session, or call us any time at 1-800-211-1448.
Be sure to check back for any changes to the 2019 Spotter Training Schedule (i.e., weather and other reasons).
April 2019
| April, 2019 | |||
| Day | City | Time | Location |
| 16 | Casper (Natrona County) |
6 PM MDT | Natrona County 911 Center (441 Landmark Dr.) |
| Contact Information: Tim Troutman - Tim.Troutman@noaa.gov | |||
| Day | City | Time | Location |
| 23 | Rock Springs (Sweetwater County) |
6 PM MDT | Fire District #1 fire station (3010 College Drive |
| Contact Information: Tim Troutman - Tim.Troutman@noaa.gov | |||
| Day | City | Time | Location |
| 24 | Cody (Park County) |
6 PM MDT | Park County EMA EOC Office (1131 11th Street) in the basement of old law enforcement building |
| Contact Information: Tim Troutman - Tim.Troutman@noaa.gov | |||
| Day | City | Time | Location |
| 25 | Thermopolis (Hot Springs County) |
6 PM MDT | Hot Springs County Annex (117 N. 4th Street) |
| Contact Information: Bill Gordon - bgordon@hscounty.com | |||
| Day | City | Time | Location |
| 30 | Worland (Washakie County) |
7 PM MDT | Fire Station #1 (200 S. 5th Street) |
| Contact Information: Chris Kocher - (ckocher@worlandfire.org) | |||
May 2019
| May, 2019 | ||||
| Day | City | Time | Location | |
| 2 | Buffalo (Johnson County) |
6 PM MDT | ||
| Contact Information: Tim.Troutman@noaa.gov | ||||
| Day | City | Time | Location | |
| 2 | Lander (Fremont County) |
6 PM MDT | ||
| Contact Information: Bill.Murrell@noaa.gov | ||||
| Day | City | Time | Location | |
| 9 | Afton (Lincoln County) |
6 PM MDT |
Afton Civic Center, 150 South Washington Street, Afton, WY |
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| Contact Information: Geri.Swanson@noaa.gov | ||||
| Day | City | Time | Location | |
| 9 | Jackson (Teton County) |
6 PM MDT | Teton County EMA (just south of Jackson at 3240 S. Adams Canyon Dr.) | |
| Contact Information: Micah.Hulme@noaa.gov | ||||
| Day | City | Time | Location | |
| 9 | Powell (Park County) |
6 PM MDT | Northwest College - Yellowstone Building Auditorium (331 E. 7th Street) | |
| Contact Information: Christi.Greaham@nwc.edu | ||||
| Day | City | Time | Location | |
| 16 | Pinedale (Sublette County) |
6 PM MDT | Sublette County School District #1 (655 North Tyler Ave.) in the large board room | |
| Contact Information: Jim Mitchell jmitchell@subso.com | ||||
| Day | City | Time | Location | |
| 23 | Greybull (Big Horn County) |
6 PM MDT | Weed and Pest Building (4782 US Highway 310) | |
| Contact Information: Tim.Troutman@noaa.gov | ||||
June 2019
| June, 2019 | |||
| Day | City | Time | Location |
| None scheduled at this time. | |||
Note: Be sure to check back for any changes to the 2019 Spotter Training Schedule (i.e., weather and other reasons).
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Check out skywarn.org for more information on the SKYWARN Spotter Program.
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