A Large and Slow-Moving Storm System with Thunderstorms and Heavy Rain

A large storm system will slowly track from the south-central U.S. into the East the rest of the week with strong to severe thunderstorms and heavy rain with flooding. Today's threat for severe storms is across Texas toward the Arklatex and heavy rain with flooding from the south-central Plains into the Lower Mississippi Valley. Also, critical fire weather threats are present again in New Mexico. Read More >

2022 Skywarn Storm Spotter Training

Meteorologists from the National Weather Service in San Angelo conduct storm spotter training sessions each year to help prepare spotters for the upcoming severe weather season. The NWS conducts the training at the invitation of local emergency management officials who organize the training and who, in most cases are responsible for maintaining their local storm spotter network.

All training sessions for 2022 will be conducted in person or online. The schedule below includes links to register for virtual training. If you cannot attend the session for your county, or you do not live in our service area, please try one of the "Open" sessions.

If you're interested in being a spotter and are looking for more training materials see the Becoming A Spotter page . You can also find training materials on our SkyWarn Training Page

2022 SkyWarn Schedule

City or County	Date	Time	Location
Tom Green	Thursday Mar 10	7PM - 8PM	Wall VFD
Nolan / Sweetwater	Monday Mar 7	6PM	TSTC
Callahan / Clyde	Tuesday Jan 25	6:30PM	Clyde VFD
McCulloch / Brady	Wed Jan 26	8AM	Virtual Meeting
Sterling / Sterling City	Monday Feb 28	7:00PM	Fire Station
Menard / Menard	Tuesday Mar 15	7:00PM	Fire Station
McCulloch / Brady	Tuesday Feb 22	6:30PM	Brady VFW Hall


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A Large and Slow-Moving Storm System with Thunderstorms and Heavy Rain

NWS San Angelo Spotter Schedule

2022 Skywarn Storm Spotter Training

2022 SkyWarn Schedule