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When I'm able to get through the licensing, I'll primarily use ham radio for spotter things and maybe SAR activities around the National Forest I am often in.
I don't want to do a base station at home. I'd rather go handheld, something I can take with me.
Anyone have any good suggestions for a...
From the National Weather Service:
More information and event: https://www.weather.gov/pah/Tri-StateTornadoEvent
I'm signed up to go. I live in Southern Illinois. I don't know if I'll attend the whole event, but I at least want to check some of it out. Is anyone else attending?
Have any of you been keeping up with this?
Here's the bill: http://webserver1.lsb.state.ok.us/cf_pdf/2025-26%20INT/SB/SB158%20INT.PDF
Full article: https://www.foxweather.com/lifestyle/ok-rules-severe-weather-tornado
Some storm chasers feel that OK would target amateur storm chasers and...
How much expectations do you put into long-range weather forecasting?
I've noticed that it usually changes before it happens, so I typically don't pay much attention to it aside from changes of rain.
How about you?
Do you think storm spotters should get CPR training just in case they encounter victims who are unresponsive in the aftermath of a storm?
Are you trained in CPR and basic first aid?
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Some people feel that storm chasing is reckless and endangers the public.
They feel that anyone and everyone shouldn't be able to just wake up one day and decide to chase storms.
Some feel testing and licensing should be enforced for it.
What do you think about that?
Why would you agree or...
Many ham radio operations have clubs and groups.
Some of them even have them for storm spotting or emergency operations.
Are you in any club or groups at all? If yes, tell us about it.
The following resources can help you with storm spotting:
NWSI 10-1807
Cloud Chart
Cloud Chart (Español)
Navajo Weather Poster
NWS Weather Field Spotter's Guide
NWS Weather Field Spotter's Guide (Español)
Mobile version of the Spotter's Guide
SKYWARN Spotters
ACES Safety Guidance
NWS-ARRL...
Who Can Be a SKYWARN® Storm Spotter & How to Get Started
If you’re passionate about weather and public safety, you can become a SKYWARN® Storm Spotter! The National Weather Service (NWS) welcomes anyone with an interest in helping their community stay safe during severe weather.
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