18 NOAA Listeners at one time

[wuhu_software]

The geography here is such that we are in a basin.

The NWS website does have coverage maps that show the signal strength at various locations, the signal strength is weak in every direction. I do not have the link but I am sure someone could post it.

Adding a roof top antenna is the solution, the problem is very very few people choose to do so.

[groze]

The geography here is such that we are in a basin.

The NWS website does have coverage maps that show the signal strength at various locations, the signal strength is weak in every direction. I do not have the link but I am sure someone could post it.

Adding a roof top antenna is the solution, the problem is very very few people choose to do so.

Also, I am not sure.   Current outside tv antenna might do the trick if you have one.  The only problem you may not "get your local office". 

[Mark / Ohio]

Another busy late afternoon here with several tornado warnings.




The storms came through around rush hour.  I wonder if some of these listeners are in their cars using cell phones?  


To think I had the batteries pulled out of my portable scanner providing the NOAA stream and was at work.  Tomorrows first order of business is to get a fresh set installed.  

Cells split North and South of us and only had a few quick flickers of the electric.

[DaculaWeather]

That's pretty cool!
It's been so long since we've had any severe weather down here...  Hate tornado's though. Glad it wasn't bad.

[kray1000]

  

[Mark / Ohio]

 

   You too huh?    I also set a new record today.