Whitman County and WSU Emergency Management are co-sponsoring a free weather spotter training class on Monday, June 19, from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. The class will take place at the WSU Public Safety Building at 2201 East Grimes Way. The National Weather Service in Spokane is seeking volunteers who would like to become official Weather Spotters. Interested in severe weather or always wondered how to become a storm spotter? Come see how you can become the “eyes and ears” of the NWS and how to provide valuable weather reports. The training is free to the public and prior experience is not necessary.
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