SKYWARN, founded in the early 1970's, is made up of a group of trained, dedicated amateur weather enthusiast who work in conjunction with the National Weather Service by observing and reporting adverse weather conditions to promote public safety and minimize property damage.

In the advent of Doppler Radar, and other technologies, the art and science of weather forecasting has made great strides, but even with all the technology, the National Weather Service still is in need of 'ground truth' observers.

​It is through training that the NWS teaches interested volunteers to be safe, effective and accurate weather spotters who provide them with the needed ground truths.
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National Hurricane Center

NOAA Weather Radio Stations

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Please check these regional SkyWarn websites for on-line and/or
in-person training classes
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Philadelphia/Mt Holly Skywarn : www.weather.gov/phi/skywarn

State College, PA Skywarn : www.weather.gov/ctp/skywarn

Pittsburgh, PA Skywarn : www.weather.gov/pbz/skywarn

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Mt Holly Skywarn Training Class : Basic Spotter Training Webinar
Thursday, April 10, 2025 : 1900 - 2100 Hours
To Register, Go To : https://bit.ly/4kLfky4

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State College, PA Skywarn Training Class : Virtual
Monday, March 31, 2025 : 1800 - 2000 Hours
Advanced Spotter Training - Radar
​To Register, Go To :
https://register.gotowebinar.com/register/8416014288291547742

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Weather Information Nets & Frequencies
 
Hurricane Watch Net : www.hwn.org

• Day Time : 14.325 MHz
• Night Time : 7.268 MHz
• Information : 14.300 MHz

 
Local SKYWARN Frequencies :

• Atlantic County : K2BR, 146.745 MHz (-) 146.2 Hz
  • Net Every Monday @ 1900 Hours
• Camden County : K2EOC, 146.895 MHz (-) 91.5 Hz
  • Net Every Thursday @ 12030 Hours
• Cumberland County : KE2CK, 146.805 MHz, (-) 118.8 Hz
  • Net Every Monday @ 1930 Hours
• Gloucester County : W2MMD, 147.180 MHz (+) 131.8 Hz
  • Net Every Sunday @ 1930 Hours
• Salem County : N2KEJ, 146.625 MHz (-) 131.8 Hz

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