[Skywarn] Tips WAS Re: email sent to skywarn

[Lloyd Colston]

On Wed, Apr 16, 2014 at 9:57 AM, Standorroh <standorroh at gmail.com> wrote:

> Is there a repository of all NWS office spotter call in numbers? I ask
> because I was up in northern AR a couple weeks ago near the MO border. I
> had the number for where I was in AR but had I gone another 40 miles into
> MO I did not have a valid number. I suppose I could always send a report
> into the spotter network and get it relayed that way but I am not sure what
> the lag time is going that route.
>

While http://www.stormready.noaa.gov/contact.htm may be helpful, the best
way to get the phone number is to go to http://www.weather.gov and enter
the name or zip code of the place you are.  The phone number is at the
bottom of the result page.  There will also be a link to the report form,
if one is used.

Again, your local office or the last office for which you have a number
could help relay the information.

It's always good to plan these excursions before you excurse.   :)

Hope that helps.




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