April turned out to be the month of seasonal change this year bringing a lot of severe weather to our Section. There were 41 Skywarn® ops this month for a total of 344 hours of weather spotting reported. Training ops continue to be a large part of the ARES activity with 1352 hours reported as …
March sure turned out to the be the seasonal change month here in Missouri with wildly fluctuating temperatures and the accompanying severe weather and tornadoes. There were 28 Skywarn Nets/Operations in March for a total of 427 volunteer hours. The Statewide Tornado drill was held on March 7th with many of our ARES® groups calling …
February weather this years has been more like March. With temps up and down, high winds, tornados, and other forms of severe weather. As I write this, it’s Severe Weather Awareness Week sponsored by the National Weather Service and the State of Missouri. This is a good time to hold a practice Skywarn Net and …
It’s a new year. Punxsutawney Phil says 6 more weeks of winter but I am hoping he is wrong. There are a lot of operating opportunities coming up this year. Field Day and SET are in the near future and now is the time to start planning those activities. Volunteers on the Air is a …