Always wondered what you need to look out for in the sky to tell if a severe storm is probable? Then come on out to our annual Storm Spotter Training tonight at 6pm in CIVL 3201. We will have 2 graduate students, well trained in Severe Weather, give us the details on how to detect severe weather so we can become certified storm spotters ourselves!
Just like any of our events, you don't have to be an Atmospheric Science major to join, all are welcomed! Knowing the signs of severe weather and being able to accurately relay that information to the proper authorities is one way we can help keep our communities safe from dangerous weather.
See you tonight, 6pm in CIVL 3201! https://www.facebook.com/events/274168882669610/
PUMA has been active since 1990 and is an official Local Chapter of the AMS and NWA. Our main purpose is to serve students at Purdue, to not only provide opportunities for both professional and academic growth, but also to provide opportunities for social interaction in the atmospheric sciences. PUMA is open to all Purdue students and highly encourages participation beyond the classroom, along with strong attendance and research presentation at the annual AMS and NWA Conferences.
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