(KAIR)--Being prepared for the worst.
That's the reason for Thursday's Atchison County training session, focused on the approach of the spring severe weather season.
The session will take place Thursday evening in the Atchison Elementary School cafeteria.
The free training session, which is open to the public, will begin at 7:00, and last about 90 minutes.
A National Weather Service meteorologist will discuss various aspects of severe weather, storm spotting, and severe weather safety.
The training session is being held to prepare for the spring severe weather season in Kansas.
The session was scheduled to be held last month in advance of Severe Weather Awareness Week, but was postponed due to winter weather conditions.
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