Skywarn Basics I Class, Saturday, Feb. 19, 11 AM – 3 PM
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kreg
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SUBJECT: Skywarn Basics I Class, Saturday, Feb. 19, 11 AM – 3 PM
Dear Skywarners:
Another year has passed, and our annual Basics I Skywarn class is fast
approaching! If you have not taken Basics I (or it’s been a while),
then you should definitely sign up. As always, the class is FREE,
runs about 3 hours, and is very visually oriented – and it will once
again include a pizza/soda lunch! As Skywarn grads, you are also our
best advertisement so we would really appreciate it if you could pass
along this announcement to any of your friends, family, or colleagues
who might be interested in taking the class.
In addition, please note that several presentations from previous
classes are posted online at http://www.atmos.umd.edu/~gcm/skywarn/skywarn.
However, the best place to find the most recent class presentations is
at the NWS website http://www.erh.noaa.gov/lwx/skywarn/presentations/.
We also usually offer an advanced class in the fall depending upon
availability of an instructor. Thanks again for helping to spread the
word, and you are always invited back for a refresher as the material
(and sometimes the instructor) is constantly changing!
Best Wishes,
Cathy Sabol
President, MetoGrads
Graduate Research Assistant
Department of Atmospheric and Oceanic Science
University of Maryland
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National Weather Service Basics I Storm Spotter Class
Saturday, February 19
11 AM – 3 PM
Martin Hall (Engineering), Room 1202
Have you ever wanted to learn more about thunderstorms, hurricanes,
tornadoes and other severe weather? Would you know what to do in a
severe weather emergency? Now's your chance to find out! The
National Weather Service is coming to campus to teach their
introductory storm spotting class "Basics I". There are no
prerequisites, and anyone over 14 years of age can attend and become a
certified storm spotter. The class is FREE but please register online
at http://www.atmos.umd.edu/~gcm/wiki/skywarn to ensure a space.
Pizza/soda will be provided for lunch courtesy of the Graduate Student
Government. Questions? Please contact Allison at
amon...@atmos.umd.edu.
Dear Skywarners:
Another year has passed, and our annual Basics I Skywarn class is fast
approaching! If you have not taken Basics I (or it’s been a while),
then you should definitely sign up. As always, the class is FREE,
runs about 3 hours, and is very visually oriented – and it will once
again include a pizza/soda lunch! As Skywarn grads, you are also our
best advertisement so we would really appreciate it if you could pass
along this announcement to any of your friends, family, or colleagues
who might be interested in taking the class.
In addition, please note that several presentations from previous
classes are posted online at http://www.atmos.umd.edu/~gcm/skywarn/skywarn.
However, the best place to find the most recent class presentations is
at the NWS website http://www.erh.noaa.gov/lwx/skywarn/presentations/.
We also usually offer an advanced class in the fall depending upon
availability of an instructor. Thanks again for helping to spread the
word, and you are always invited back for a refresher as the material
(and sometimes the instructor) is constantly changing!
Best Wishes,
Cathy Sabol
President, MetoGrads
Graduate Research Assistant
Department of Atmospheric and Oceanic Science
University of Maryland
=============================================================
National Weather Service Basics I Storm Spotter Class
Saturday, February 19
11 AM – 3 PM
Martin Hall (Engineering), Room 1202
Have you ever wanted to learn more about thunderstorms, hurricanes,
tornadoes and other severe weather? Would you know what to do in a
severe weather emergency? Now's your chance to find out! The
National Weather Service is coming to campus to teach their
introductory storm spotting class "Basics I". There are no
prerequisites, and anyone over 14 years of age can attend and become a
certified storm spotter. The class is FREE but please register online
at http://www.atmos.umd.edu/~gcm/wiki/skywarn to ensure a space.
Pizza/soda will be provided for lunch courtesy of the Graduate Student
Government. Questions? Please contact Allison at
amon...@atmos.umd.edu.
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