National Weather Service Milwaukee 2017 Severe Weather Safety & Spotter Training Class
Where:Thursday, March 23rd at 6:30pm City/County Building Legislative Chambers
160 S. Macy St, Fond du Lac
First Hour: Severe Weather Safety
Second Hour: Storm Spotter Training
Tornado safety
Wisconsin’s Tornado History
How to get information quickly
Damaging wind safety
Flash Flood safety
Lightning safety
Hail safety
Why does the NWS need spotters?
What weather should be reported?
When should you report?
How should you report?
Radar interpretation
Storm features
Storm spotting safety
Training will be led by a National Weather Service meteorologist and is free and open to the public. It is highly recommended for mem-bers of law enforcement, fire service, EMS, dispatchers and any other first responders and amateur radio operators. There is no obligation to become a storm spotter if you attend the second hour of training, so all are welcome to stay for both training sessions. Pre-registration is not required. Sponsored in cooperation with Fond du Lac County Emergency Management
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