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|  Message 34  |
|  Emergcom digest to All  |
|  Brief items of note  |
|  13 Oct 10 12:00:40  |
 Emergency communicators and others may find the following information of use. FOllow the provided instructions to obtain further information, or contact the listed sources. ------------------------------------------------------------ The National Hurricane Center in Miami FLorida is currently tracking the following systems: Hurricane PAULA the Hurricane WAtch Net will be activating due to the proximity to land of Hurricane Paula beginning at 12:00 UTC. or 8:00 A.M. EDT. today. For more information or to track the storm on the internet visit www.hwn.org on the world wide web. The Hurricane WAtch NEt activates whenever a hurricane is expected to make landfall. THE net supports the National Hurricane Center in Miami FLorida by collecting reports from radio operators in the affected area and forwarding them to the NHC. The net primarily utilizes 14325 khz upper sideband. OTher frequencies may be utilized during nighttime hours if deemed necessary and appropriate. Paula poses a threat to eastern Yucatan and WEstern Cuba. IF you are not in the affected area, or are not one of the net's recognized relay station operators please listen, but do not transmit. Regular updates from the National Hurricane Center on the storm will also be presented periodically on the hwn frequencies. All other storm related traffic will be handled on other frequencies. HWN net control will have information about other frequencies which may be in use. Again, feel free to listen, but please do not transmit. THanks for participating in the emergcom echo. Sources of the above information include, but are not limited to the following: U.S. National WEather Service; Marine shore station wLO for missing/overdue/attempt to locate vessel alerts. THe maritime mobile service network for missing/overdue/attempt to locate vessel alerts. INcludes relays from U.S. Coast Guard when and where appropriate. Other information sources will be cited when necessary. " No trees were killed in the sending of this message. But a great number of electrons were highly inconvenienced. --- --- * Origin: (1:116/901) |
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