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by Emily_Byrd from WGHP Weather

Last Post 11 hours Ago


Our friends at the National Weather Service are offering a Severe Weather Spotter/ Advanced SKYWARN training class in Greensboro:

  • Guilford County Emergency Management Facility
          1002 Meadowood Street, Greensboro
  • March 12, 2008 
  • 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm
  • FREE!

These classes are designed to help spotters better understand the meteorology and dynamics behind all types of severe weather.  The class will provide insight into the thunderstorm spectrum and how and why different types of storms develop.  Prior SKYWARN Basic training is advised.

Topics include:

  • relation of instability to updraft intensity;
  • wind shear impact on storm behavior and severity;
  • processes necessary for tornado development;
  • weather patterns conducive to severe weather outbreaks.

 For more information, please contact Steve Marks or Jeff Orrock:

Steve.Marks@guilford-es.com 

(336) 641-2278

Jeff.Orrock@noaa.gov

(919) 515-8209, ext. 223

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Burlington_Rocker read my blog view my photos
Mar 11, 2008 | 11:51 AM

There is also another scheduled for the same day (March 12) 2-4pm same location and will also cover a new topic in the Skywarn series, Radar Interpretation. I plan to be at this one myself.

cindykay54 read my blog view my photos
Mar 12, 2008 | 3:21 AM

See ya there BR!! This ought to be a good class.

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