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SKYWARN Net

Mon, Oct 06

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MRS Radio Network

Join us for the weekly SKYWARN Net! This is an open call for all MRES operators to check in, test equipment, and receive the latest announcements. Your participation helps maintain vital communications readiness for severe weather events.

SKYWARN Net
SKYWARN Net

Time & Location

Oct 06, 2025, 7:00 PM – 7:30 PM CDT

MRS Radio Network

About the event

Join the weekly MRES SKYWARN Net! This is an open call for all licensed and unlicensed MRES operators to check in. Participate in equipment and signal checks, get the latest MRS / NWS announcements, and stay informed on program updates. Your participation is crucial in maintaining a robust communication network, ensuring we are prepared to provide vital real-time ground observations to the National Weather Service and other service organizations during severe weather events. Your involvement helps save lives and protect property.


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