Sullivan Amateur Radio Club

The National Weather Service has alerted us that they may want us to activate our Weather Net late tonight.  They are predicting that there is significant possibility that severe weather may transit our region and they would appreciate our input.  The Net will be called on the 440 machine and we will do our best to relay our observations to the NWS on 2 meters.

Please participate if you can, but also, please observe network protocols.

Most importantly, let’s all be safe!

The National Weather Service has asked that the club activate the Sullivan Area Weather Net this evening with incoming potentially severe weather in the forecast for our area.  If you can, please stand by and be on the watch.  The Net has been activated on the 444.600 repeater.  The specifics for that machine are 444.600 + 5 Mhz with a 141.3 tone.  John McReynolds, KC0NRO is Net Control.  Please tune in and check in when John asks for more check ins.

The protocol for this net can be found here on our website under the Club Nets menu option.

Thank you in advance for your participation.

All,

I was sent the following regarding the heavy rain event over the next few days.  It appears we are very near the axis of heaviest precipitation, totaling upwards of 3″ of rain.  Click here to see the latest information from the NWS, St. Louis.

Many thanks,

JOHN, KC0NRO

Tonight, our beloved member, Betty Basinger held her Good News Net from the American Legion Hall in Leasburg, MO.  She had a temporary station provided by AA0GB who did a fabulous job in setting it up!  Before I say anything else, I just want to thank everyone who helped in getting that set up and operational!

Betty, without a doubt, your net tonight was an unqualified success!  So many folks from all around the region checked in and I think that all of us here loved to hear that!

Your ministry is vital to us, Betty!  Thank you so much for what you do!

Bill
N0NOE