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SKYWARN Program Teaches Locals Proper Tools to Identify Severe Weather Threats
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SKYWARN Program Teaches Locals Proper Tools to Identify Severe Weather Threats
(NOAA) HAMPTON ROADS — Thanks to a partnership between the National Weather Service and the Wakefield Field Office, locals can become certified SKYWARN observers to help create more accurate severe weather forecasts for the region. SKYWARN, established in the 1970s by the National Weather Service, was created in response to a growing need for real-time, ground-level severe weather observations. The name was coined to reflect its mission of citiz…
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