Storm spotter training to begin April 9
HANCOCK COUNTY — While it’s difficult to determine what Indiana’s tornado season will be like this year, the National Weather Service in Indianapolis says it’s important for everyone to be prepared for severe weather occurs.
The National Weather Service, in conjunction with the Hancock County Emergency Management Agency, will conduct severe-storm spotter training from 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesday, April 9. The training is free and will be held at NineStar Connect at 2243 E. Main Street, Greenfield.
A National Weather Service meteorologist will describe cloud and wind patterns associated with severe weather, how to interpret weather radar data, and how to remain safe during severe weather. The training session is open to the general public.
For other upcoming spotter training sessions in nearby counties, visit weather.gov/ind.
Next week is Severe Weather Preparedness Week in Indiana and Hancock County.
