The Examiner reports that as the Northeast
finishes cleanup from last weekend's blizzard, ham radio volunteers are
credited with providing crucial real-time weather updates
SKYWARN, a cooperative venture of amateur radio operators and the National Weather Service, was activated for the February 8th and 9th storm that left up to three feet of snow across Connecticut and brought the state to a standstill.
Read the Examiner story at
http://www.examiner.com/article/skywarn-provided-crucial-snowstorm-updates
SKYWARN http://skywarn.org/about/
SKYWARN, a cooperative venture of amateur radio operators and the National Weather Service, was activated for the February 8th and 9th storm that left up to three feet of snow across Connecticut and brought the state to a standstill.
Read the Examiner story at
http://www.examiner.com/article/skywarn-provided-crucial-snowstorm-updates
SKYWARN http://skywarn.org/about/
(Source: The Examiner via Southgate Amateur Radio News)
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