[NCARC] Severe Weather Operations (Tuesday - Thursday)

[Mike Bates]

Severe weather potential has decreased today and moved out to the far 
eastern plains.  NWS is not anticipating the need for spotters this 
afternoon but we could still get isolated thunderstorms, so keep your 
eyes and ears on the skies.

Wednesday's severe weather potential is very low. Thursday's severe 
weather potential depends on several items, moisture from the gulf and 
frontal boundaries moving through the area.  As this changes, we will 
get updates out to all.

If a weather net needs to be activated for these two days, we will use 
447.275- (100hz/100hz) for severe weather operations due to resource 
operations on 145.115.

Mike W0MBH will continue to put out each day as needed updates on the 
need for spotter activation based on what we get from the Boulder NWS 
office and at the URL http://www.crh.noaa.gov/wxstory.php?site=bou.  
Mike only puts out an email if there is a potential for spotter 
activation around 8am and noon.  The weather story URL has the most 
current information and is updated as needed by the NWS.

Frequencies may change and updates will come out via email and on the 
resource net as needed.

Mike
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Mike Bates - N7DQ
Colorado ARES D10 Skywarn AEC
970.219.3225

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