Last call before Swap Fest join to ask questions and learn what’s going to take place. Call starts at7pm Thursday 6th.
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/86823977047?pwd=M3NYWmNsOGl2OHo4ajMrSkNTVVk2QT09
Last call before Swap Fest join to ask questions and learn what’s going to take place. Call starts at7pm Thursday 6th.
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/86823977047?pwd=M3NYWmNsOGl2OHo4ajMrSkNTVVk2QT09
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Greetings everyone! We will meet in person at the ETV building and encourage all to join us there. In case you can’t make the meeting below is Zoom meeting information for Monday.
Join Zoom Meeting https://us02web.zoom.us/j/86708525603?pwd=WnY2T2dXTEV0MmZPNjFFZTFYa2lrZz09 Meeting ID: 867 0852 5603
Passcode: 251755
One tap mobile +13126266799,,86708525603#,,,,*251755#
US (Chicago) +16469313860,,86708525603#,,,,*251755#
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Midland’s desktop NOAA weather radios can be programmed to receive alerts for a SINGLE county, or for MULTIPLE counties. We generally suggest you set the radio to alert for your SINGLE home county. Remember, the more counties you program into the radio, the more the radio goes off.
Current state-of-the-art weather radios in the US and Canada allow for precise tracking of storm movement and intensity. When a severe thunderstorm shows sign of exiting a nearby county and entering yours, your weather radio will be automatically activated before that storm even reaches your county line. On average, lead time on severe thunderstorm warnings is approximately 22 minutes, and tornado warning lead times are around 13 minutes. With just your SINGLE home county selected you should be able to receive warnings in plenty of time.
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TO QRP OR NOT TO QRP…
Happy weekend everybody! Monday night Club meeting topic will be QRP radios and testing antennas with WSPR. Also, other club business includes nominations for November board elections, October 8th Swap Fest, and more!
Below is Zoom information if you cant make the meeting in person!
Join Zoom Meeting https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81202002470?pwd=aFNDdGNMSnczTGVTWG01NnVRTWZ1dz09 Meeting ID: 812 0200 2470
Passcode: 358368
One tap mobile +13017158592,,81202002470#,,,,*358368#
US (Washington DC) +13092053325,,81202002470#,,,,*358368# US
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Good Afternoon Spotters,
We wanted to send a quick update on the Spotter Program at our office!
For those of you who have not taken the spotter training in a while and feel you may have forgotten some of the aspects of the training, we have uploaded a video to our YouTube page which serves as a shorter refresher: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TVF3_8nRkP4&t=7s
We have created a new private Facebook Group (NWS Columbia SKYWARN) for NWS Columbia Spotters to submit reports! In the coming days, we will send out invites to the email list that we have so be on the lookout for it! We hope that this will enable us to quickly receive trustworthy reports from the NWS Columbia Spotter community.
Thank you for all that you do! If there are any questions, please reach out to me, Chris Landolfi ([email protected])
-Chris
NOAA – National Weather Service
Columbia, SC Weather Forecast Office
2909 Aviation Way
West Columbia, SC 29170-2102
Phone: (803) 822-8135 Web: weather.gov/cae
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