National Weather Service to hold Baltimore County SKYWARN class in July

NOTTINGHAM, MD—Attention, weather enthusiasts!

The National Weather Service will hold a virtual SKYWARN class for Baltimore County residents next month.

The class will be held 6 – 8 p.m. on Wednesday, July 21, 2021.

Participants will learn how to identify storms and how to report storm damage.

SKYWARN® is a national network of volunteer severe weather spotters. The spotters are trained by local National Weather Service forecast offices on how to spot severe thunderstorms, tornadoes, hail, and flooding. In some parts of the country, spotters also report snowfall and ice accumulation.

After the class participants will be certified to report storm damage to the National Weather Service.

Those interested can register for the SKYWARN class online here.

Do you like to watch the weather?
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Join us and @NWS_BaltWash for a virtual SKYWARN weather class! You will learn:
-How to ID storms
-How to report storm damage

After the class, you will be certified to report severe weather to us!

Register: https://t.co/g8OewphL5C pic.twitter.com/MTLCXwviTz

— Baltimore County Emergency Management (@BaltCoEmergency) June 9, 2021