The 2021 severe weather season is not too far away, and the National Weather Service and local public safety officials want you to be ready. The National Weather Service will conduct a free, virtual severe weather training class for Milam County on Jan. 14, from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m.— the Skywarn Storm Spotter Class. The program will be
The program will be held in partnership with the Milam County Office of Emergency Management.
Registration for this online class can be found at: www.weather.gov/fwd/ skywarnmap.
This class is for established storm spotters, anyone with an interest in severe weather or anyone who wants to learn more about the severe weather threats in north and central Texas and how to be prepared.
This is part of a regional severe weather preparedness campaign.
Other classes in the region can be found on the full schedule: www.weather.gov/ fwd/skywarnmap.
This year’s program will feature an in-depth review and study of the various threats posed by severe thunderstorms. The program will also review thunderstorm characteristics and features associated with severe and non-severe storms.
Additionally, the program highlights severe weather safety and how you can report severe weather information back to the National Weather Service and local public safety officials.
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