N0SZP honored by the National Weather Service

MoKan Skywarn net control operator Dwayne Beaver - N0SZP was honored by the NWS Monday for his dedication as a cooperative observer. Dwayne has been relaying rain amounts and temperature readings to the NWS for the last 15 years. Take a minute and watch the segment on KOAM TV and read the article from the Carthage Press.
MoKan Skywarn thanks Dwayne for his service to the group and for his dedication to the CoOp program.

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Newton County ARES Net

The Mokan Skywarn group is comprised of many local amateurs that are involved in other local organizations. Our efforts are not restricted to one certain group or club, all local amateurs must work together to get the task done. One such group here locally that does there part providing weather reports and skywarn activities is the Newton County ARES group. The group meets every Tuesday night, 7:30pm on the Neosho Repeater at 146.805mhz PL 127.3 (negative offset).

Check in to our local nets. The local amateur groups want and need your support. All amateurs,regardless of class, are encouraged to participate.

Interact Signup for the MoKan Skywarn Discussion List to share and receive information on severe weather events and group activities. This is a great way to get ahead of the storm and follow discussions between spotters, chasers and weather enthusiasts. If you plan on spotting for Mokan Skywarn it is very important that you be a member of the list. The list is open to the public, weather enthusiasts are encouraged to join! Sign Up, It’s easy! Online Storm Reports The Skywarn weather report form is complete and can be used. The report form is a tool for spotters to relay non life threatening reports to Skywarn net control without interrupting spotters relaying SEVERE weather reports.

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