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Education Resources

• COMET/MetEd Training - A comprehensive, free website filled with more than 550 different training modules covering convective weather, mesoscale forecasting, emergency management, and more.
• Australia Storm Spotters’ Guide - a great reference. Sure, it’s Australian but a tornado is a tornado is a tornado.
• Skywatchers Teachers’ Guide - created by Environment Canada, this is a resource for young people, but is a lovely way to learn about all the parts of weather in Canada.
• Field Tactics for Practical Storm Spotting - a YouTube video by Skip Talbot. Great visuals, explanations, and resources offered.
• Storm Spotting Secrets - a video by Skip Talbot that shows how to use visual cues in supercells to predict what the storm is doing.
• Harvard University’s 6-week (free!) course: Backyard Meteorology: The Science of Weather
• Tornado Titans’: Titan U - a library of video learning episodes about all sorts of severe weather topics
• Spotter Network: Spotter Training (this is how you’re allowed to have a ‘red dot’ on Radarscope!)
• More advanced options…
• Book recommendations:

Forecasting Resources

• FOCN45 - a twice per day technical forecast discussion released by Environment Canada
• Thunderstorm Outlook/Discussion - Day 1 and Day 2 graphic representation of severe summer weather forecasts across Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba