National Weather Service SKYWARN training through Spring of 2021 will be virtual only—consisting of on-line content with a real instructor—and will be presented through the GoToWebinar on-line events platform.
Classes—through the end of April—will be offered:
These classes are free of charge and open to the public.
Anyone interested in attending one of these classes must register on-line.
The NWS Forecast Office Grand Forks, ND will be participating in 2019 SKYWARN™ Recognition Day from 0000Z to 2400Z on Saturday, December 7th.
Grand Forks, ND Weather Forecast Office
Event details, including the suggested exchange, are available on the ARRL 2019 SKYWARN Recognition Day page.
#SKYWARN Recognition Day is Saturday, December 2 https://t.co/MhbEvs52Is #ARRL #HamRadio pic.twitter.com/nOVRVySkNf
— ARRL (@arrl) November 6, 2017
North Dakota Severe Weather Awareness Week 2017 is April 24th–28th.
Each day during Severe Weather Awareness Week a statement providing more information about severe weather safety will be issued by the NWS Offices in Bismarck and Grand Forks.
Tornado watch/warning drills and siren activation drills will be held on Wednesday, April 26th.
Please visit the NWS Forecast Office Grand Forks, North Dakota Severe Weather Awareness Week 2017 page for more information including links to Severe Weather Awareness Week statements.
Check out the YouTube video "Flood Outlook" briefing at... https://t.co/rTMuNKkzmF #ndwx #mnwx
— NWS Grand Forks (@NWSGrandForks) March 2, 2017
