ARRL DX Bulletin

I received this email from Carmine Prestia (K3CWP) this morning and thought it was worth sharing. I’m not suggesting we all become “Preppers”, but the time to prepare for an emergency is between emergencies, not when we are faced with … Read More

Attached is the EPA Section Newsletter. Please take the time to read about your ARRL Section. 73, George W3GWM Eastern PA Section Manager Email: W3GWM Phone (570) 250-1007 August 2019 The Communicator.pdf

Tracking Dorian: Hurricane Watch Net Hunkers Down for the Long Haul As of September 5, the Hurricane Watch Net (HWN) has been in continuous operation for Dorian since last Saturday at 2100 UTC, and it plans to remain in operation … Read More

Storm Watch Continues Along Southeastern US Coast Amateur Radio Emergency Service (ARES®) teams from Florida to Virginia went on alert this week, even before Hurricane Dorian left the Bahamas and started making its way up the southeastern US coast. As … Read More

Effective September 1st, 2019 I have accepted the resignation of Andy Shecktor (N3OMA) as Eastern Pennsylvania Section Emergency Coordinator. W.T. Jones (WN3LIF) has accepted the appointment as the new Section Emergency Coordinator. I’m looking forward to working with W.T. as … Read More

SPACE WEATHER ALERT: The planetary K-index has reached a level of 6. A moderately strong G2-class geomagnetic storm is in progress. Updates available at SpaceWeather.com. © SpaceWeatherAlerts.com

Hurricane Dorian (Category 5) Dorian becomes the strongest Hurricane in modern records for the northwestern Bahamas. Catastrophic conditions occurring in the Abacos Islands. SUMMARY OF 1100 AM EDT…1500 UTC…INFORMATION