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| SkywarnTM Spotter Training Sessions |
Learn more about SKYWARNTM!
Below is a list of upcoming Spotter Classes scheduled for Central Pennsylvania.
If you are interested in attending one of the classes, you will need to register. This can be done by sending an email to: peter.jung@noaa.gov. In the subject line, please indicate "SKYWARN TALK REGISTRATION". You will receive an email back with specifics on the exact location of the talk.
IMPORTANT: Check this web site the day of the event...if there is a last minute cancellation of the class, we will post it on this page. Some things to remember about SkyWarn training classes:
* Classes are free and open to the public
* Attendees under 16 must be accompanied by a parent/guardian
* Classes typically last about 90 minutes
* All you need to bring is a pen/pencil
* Current Spotters who attend for a "refresher", bring your current spotter card/ID Number
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| Date/Time |
County |
City/Town |
Sponsored By: |
Tuesday
May 22nd
700 PM | Bedford | Bedford | Bedford County Emergency Management Agency
| Thursday
Jun 28th
700 PM | Lebanon | Lebanon | Lebanon County Emergency Management Agency
| Thursday
Oct 11th
700 PM | Dauphin | Steelton | Dauphin County Emergency Management Agency
| Tuesday
Oct 16th
900 AM | Dauphin | Steelton | Dauphin County Emergency Management Agency
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We need your location! If you are coming to one of our SkyWarn talks above we would like to get your latitude and longitude in decimal degrees. You can easily find that out by visiting the following web site:
http://www.satsig.net/maps/lat-long-finder.htm
In the box that says "Centre the map around" enter your town, USA, and zipcode. This will zoom the map in close to your location. Then simply pan and zoom more to identify your street location. As you click and zoom the readout below the map will change. When you are over your location record the first line that indicates your latitude and longitude in decimal degrees. It will look something like this:
Latitude = 40.8284, Longitude = -77.8468
Please bring your coordinates with you to the next spotter talk. Thanks! |
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