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  Spotter Training 2009
Throughout eastern Oklahoma and northwest Arkansas, dedicated individuals risk their personal safety to provide first-hand severe weather reports to their local officials and the National Weather Service in Tulsa.

Being a storm spotter not only means dedication, but also training. Each winter and spring the Tulsa office of the National Weather Service trains members of police & fire departments, emergency management officials and amateur radio operators on spotting techniques. Typically the training is coordinated by a local group (such as an emergency management agency), and a NWS meteorologist serves as the guest instructor. The goal of the training is not just to recognize tornadoes, but to have some understanding of storm structure, which in turn better prepares the spotter for the extreme and unusual circumstances. Other topics covered include an update on the latest NWS technology and procedures, and ideas for organizing / coordinating spotter groups.

The training is free and requires no preregistration. The meetings listed below are open to the public.

For additional information contact:

Ed Calianese
(Warning Coordination Meteorologist)

10159 East 11th Street, Suite 300
Tulsa, OK 74128
918-832-4133
e-mail:ed.calianese@noaa.gov

March 2009
Day Date County City Time Location/Notes
Sunday 1        
Monday 2 Tulsa Broken Arrow 700 pm Central Park Community Center
Tuesday 3        
Wednesday 4        
Thursday 5 Craig Carselowey 700 pm Carselowey Fire Dept
Friday 6        
Saturday 7        
Sunday 8        
Monday 9 LeFlore Talihina 700 pm Kiamichi VoTech
Tuesday 10 Latimer Wilburton 700 pm High School Cafeteria
Wednesday 11 Carroll Eureka Springs 200 pm and
630 pm
Fire Department
Thursday 12 Delaware Jay 700 pm Jay Community Center
Friday 13        
Saturday 14 Rogers Claremore 900 am Green Country Hamfest, Expo Center
Sunday 15        
Monday 16 Sequoyah Sallisaw 700 pm County Fairgrounds
Tuesday 17 Rogers Claremore 700 pm OSU County Bldg., 416 S Brady
Wednesday 18        
Thursday 19 Osage Pawhuska 700 pm Dave Landrum Community Center
Friday 20        
Saturday 21        
Sunday 22        
Monday 23 Ottawa Miami 700 pm Miami Civic Center
Tuesday 24 Okfuskee Okemah 700 pm OSU Extension Office
Wednesday 25        
Thursday 26 Wagoner Wagoner 700 pm Civic Center
Friday 27        
Saturday 28        
Sunday 29        
Monday 30        
Tuesday 31        


National Weather Service
Tulsa, OK
10159 E. 11th St. Suite 300
Tulsa, OK 74128
918-838-7838
Page Author: WFO Tulsa, OK
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Page last modified: March 6, 2009
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