Spotter Training - It's that time!

[Michael Nie]

Greetings from WARN central.

Just because it's January, doesn't mean all is quiet with the spotter
program.  This is the time of year that NWS plans the spotter training
sessions for the year.  And, we only have to look to Tennessee to be
reminded that tornadoes and severe weather can occur anytime.  Remember,
the national weather service in Wilmington reminds everyone that you
should
attend a spotter training course every year or two, to maintain your
active
status.

So, with that in mind, I can announce that we have scheduled the annual
WARN training session, in cooperation with the National Weather Service,
and the Hamilton County Emergency Management agency.

Date:           Friday, March 26, 1999
Time:           7:00 p.m.
Place:         American Red Cross building
                  10870 Kenwood Road - Blue Ash

This annual course is always very well attended (arrive early for best
seats).  It is open to everyone, but also has some added content for ham
radio operators or those interested in becoming ham radio operators.

Our web site http://www.warn.org has a map to the class location.  The
only
question this year is whether our Vice President - Rob Reider will
shamelessly reword a popular song and lead the class in the audience
participation section of our class.  Good job, Rob. (We have to have some
fun! If you weren't at last year's training session visit
http://www.warn.org/news/index.cgi?Detail=14 to view an article with
pictures.)

Hope to see you there!!

Mike Nie
Public Information Officer
Weather Amateur Radio Network
mailto:mnie at fuse.net
513-741-9068

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