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Junior horticulture major Alicia Bonds plants Copper Plant in the flowerbeds at the Texas A&MHbrtai'
Gardens located on Hensel Drive Monday afternoon. Bonds' next project is to create a maroonaiWi
flower bed toward the front entrance of the gardens.
Weather
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chemical engineering major, said those who par
ticipate will be encouraged to become part of the
local storm spotting network.
According to the NWS Web site, SKYWARN
is a program sponsored by the NWS office in con
junction with the local Emergency Management
Organization. It is a group of trained volunteers
that watches the skies during severe weather and
relays reports back to the local Emergency
Management Official or the NWS.
Brian Hilton, College Station Emergency
Management coordinator, said people who are
interested in this program generally show up to
educate themselves about severe weather and to
become “storm spotters.”
Storm spotters chase severe storms around
the state during the spring and summer months,
Herzog said.
Hilton said emergency management coordi
nates with NWS by providing feedback whenever
a state of warning is declared and they need storm
spotters to help them.
“There are about 20 weather spotters, and they
must be certified (via the SKYWARN program)
every year,” Hilton said.
The class held at the Texas Ai!
Oceanography and Meteorology Building will
reserved for A&M students and will takeplacf
room I 12 from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m.
The off-campus program will beheldinroi
101 of the College Station Convention Ceis
from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. and again from 1 pi
4 p.m. The class held at the convention center*
be open to the general public, Hilton said.
Herzog said those who attend the class will sa
valuable insight into all sorts of severe weather|i
nomena, including floods, hail, super cells (ap#
ularly violent type of thunderstonnlandtomadre
“You’ll learn what the difference is betweer
(storm) watch and a warning and how to usevi#
clues to assess the severity of a storm,'’he said.
Herzog said that an extensive background
meteorology is not necessary to attend norunds
stand the material presented in the class.
Everyone who completes the training fromi
class will receive a certificate of completion I
will be eligible to collaborate in storm spoE
during severe weather events. Herzog said.
There is no fee to participate in the SKYWAi 1
program or to receive the certificate of complete
Another SKYWARN seminar will be held)
April 22 at the College Station Convent
Center, room 101 from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. ai#
6 p.m. to 9 p.m.
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