Skywarn® operations continue to have a lot of activity during the month of May as the severe weather continues to hit the Section. This month had 601 hours of spotting activity. Hopefully, as summer approaches, the weather will calm down and we can just have a hot summer. Speaking of which, don’t forget to stay …
Skywarn® operations very busy this month with 47 operations for a total of 694 hours spent weather spotting. It seems that the weather is definitely getting more severe. A number of tornados stuck the state and ARES was there to support NWS Skywarn. Thanks to all of the ARES ops who spent time watching the …
March has brought quite a weather change month. Warm one day and cold the next. Skywarn® operations were 21 sessions and 240 hours of spotting time. District C had a severe hail storm on March 14th with huge amounts of vehicle and home damage (my car being one of them). Hail reports of golf ball …
It looks like winter has ended early in Missouri and it’s time to think about severe weather season. If you haven’t attended a NWS Spotting training session, try to attend one and brush up your weather skills. Skywarn® is a very valuable service that the amateur radio operators in Missouri provide for their communities and …