The National Weather Service in Shreveport has announced that their meteorologists are holding several SKYWARN spotter ...

OHIO, USA — UPDATE: The upcoming in-person SKYWARN classes have been "temporarily suspended," according to a notice from the National Weather Service sent on Feb. 19. The NWS will still offer the ...

If you love tracking pop-up thunderstorms, collecting rainfall measurements and snapping photos of waterspouts over Lake ...

Have an interest in working with the National Weather Service to provide early warning of approaching storms to members of your community? Or are you what some might call a weather geek or nerd?

CAMBRIDGE − The Guernsey County Emergency Management Agency (EMA) will host a SKYWARN Spotter Training at 6 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 15, at the Guernsey County Administration Building, 627 Wheeling Ave.

Weather spotters help generate severe storm warnings. The SKYWARN training is free and takes less than two hours. No prior experience is needed to become a weather spotter. Before she became a ...

WEST MICHIGAN — Severe Weather Awareness Week for the state of Michigan extends from March 19 through March 25. There are several events taking place during this time period to offer community members ...

TOLEDO, Ohio — Severe weather can happen any time of day, any day of the year, as evidenced by the landspout tornado that touched down in Putnam County on Tuesday. But true severe weather season is ...

The National Weather Service is holding free SkyWarn storm spotting trainings throughout February and March. The trainings teach attendees how to identify severe weather and the difference between ...

As spring approaches, Floridians are all-too aware of the incessant storms and rain showers on the horizon. Even though the constant rainfall associated with the coming months can be tiresome, the ...

The National Weather Service-Duluth is offering over 20 free Skywarn Spotter Training Classes across the Northland this spring. Each class is free, and no weather background is necessary to attend.

JESSUP – Michaelandrew Bonocore loves weather. The 11-year-old watches the Weather Channel all the time and even has a computerized weather monitor at his home in Throop, said his mom, Lisa Bonocore.