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How To Be A Storm Chaser Or Weather Spotter For The National Weather Service

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storm-chaser-photo-by-dali777.jpg You've seen storm chasers and weather spotters featured on the local and national news. Plenty of times, right?

What is the definition of a storm chaser?  A storm chaser is defined as a person who pursues imminent or existing severe thunderstorms, for any reason, and operates independently or as part of a research effort.  Source

Ever wonder how you can become an official weather spotter for the National Weather Service?

Well, I did it. I became an NOAA weather spotter. Here's how I did it...




Photos

  • Desktop weather tools enable you to monitor the weather any place, any time.
  • A travel agency store. Photo by gracey.
  • A rain umbrella with the sun and clouds in the background. You never know when it might rain... Photo by LilGoldWmn.
  • Photo of planet Earth by jay lopez.
  • Dogs on a trampoline. Photo by Lynnette.
  • Dog with water bowl on a hot summer day. Photo by hcmlopes.
  • Sun drawn in the sand. Photo by filou.
  • Winter solstice
  • Summer solstice
  • UCAR web weather for kids website. A great place for kids to learn about hurricanes.
  • The National Weather Service's Owlie Skywarn teaches kids about hurricanes.
  • LSU has DAX the hurricane safety turtle coloring pages for kids.

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