Snow On the Way Friday Night Confidence is increasing that much of the state will see some snow Friday night. It won’t be a lot, but parts of the state likely see an inch or two. Here are the most critical points this afternoon: South Carolina will be on the southern edge of the area which will see snow.

Tonight, January 24, 2022, @ 8:30 pm is the next monthly SKYWARN Meeting.  Everyone is welcome to join.  The meeting will be virtually on Google Meet and hope to see you there!  Invite a friend!

More information can be found in the Club Calendar: https://w4cae.com/event/skywarn-meeting/

What to get, where to get it, and why! Disasters can take out communications, including your cellphone! How will you communicate with loved ones if cell towers and even electricity are unavailable? Tedd Clayton and Jim Lathan share critical information about what you need for emergency communications, where to get it, how to do it right, and why you need to get ready now!

Emergency Communications | Shabbat Night Live

So, as a ham, sometimes we have to think outside the box to get things done. Here is Earl Dean, W4ESD, getting it done with a flame thrower, clearing recent snow, enjoy and 73!

In addition to a fully charged radio, portable battery source, cellphone, and a full gas tank, a winter weather emergency kit in your vehicle can be a lifesaver on the road. Also, don’t forget to download the South Carolina Emergency Management Division‘s Severe Winter Weather Guide for more tips on preparing for a winter storm: https://bit.ly/3tinHJe

Friendly Reminder!

The January 19th Wednesday evening simplex net will start at 7:30 PM on frequency 146.400 MHz.

 Please join us.

Tonight’s check-in topic: 
How do you prepare for winter weather? 
For more information about the simplex net, here’s a link: W4CAE/Area Nets tab/Central SC CARC Simplex Net

73,
Mark KN4KRZ