Become a volunteer weather reporter in Kansas - Join the CoCoRaHS Network
The weather affects everyone. Have you ever wondered just exactly how much rain you received? Join the CoCoRaHS Network and be an active participant in weather recording in Kansas!
Join the CoCoRaHS Network...because every drop counts!
Join a community-based network of volunteers of all ages and backgrounds and become a weather reporter! The Community Collaborative Rain, Hail, and Snow Network, or CoCoRaHS, dedicates March for its annual recruitment drive. Learn more in this article. Every drop counts!
Summer is a great time to join the CoCoRaHS Network...because every drop counts!
When rain falls in Kansas during the summer, it's usually a big deal. You can measure and report this rainfall in your own backyard! To learn more about becoming a volunteer observer in Kansas, please read this article from Mary Knapp, Assistant State Climatologist for Kansas.
An impressive snow storm impacted western Kansas in late January
This article recaps a recent snowstorm that impacted several areas of Kansas. Learn a little behind the science of snow predictions and how this snow stacked up in the record books. Also, learn how to take official measurements and become a weather observer.
Join the CoCoRaHS Network...because every drop counts!
CoCoRaHS is an acronym for the Community Collaborative Rain, Hail and Snow Network. This is a unique, non-profit, community-based network of volunteers of all ages and backgrounds working together to measure and map precipitation. Learn how to join this great organization for free!!
Join the CoCoRaHS Network...because every drop counts!
The weather community has its own March Madness event and it involves recruiting volunteer weather observers. CoCoRaHS, the Community Collaborative Rain, Hail, and Snow Network, is a citizen-based project where observers measure and report precipitation at their homes or business using a standard, high-quality rain gauge. Learn more in this article! We need you!
Join the CoCoRaHS Network...because every drop counts!
In the weather community, March is the month focused on adding members to each state's CoCoRaHS network. What is CoCoRaHS? It is a citizen-based project where observers measure precipitation at their home or business using a standard, high-quality rain gauge and report their daily totals each morning. It's free and easy! Read this article for more information.