WX4NHC, the Amateur Radio station at the National
Hurricane Center in Miami, Florida,
maintained communications with and received many
???Surface Reports??? from Amateur Radio Operators
in the affected areas of Hurricane Charley's track
through Cuba and the west coast of Florida.
WX4NHC, the Hurricane Watch Net on 14.325 MHz and
Echolink/IRLP VoIP
are currently still active as Hurricane Charley, now a
CAT-1,
is making it's way for a possible landfall along the
Carolina coast this afternoon.
Health & Welfare Inquires can be submitted to:
Salvation Army Team Emergency Radio Network "SATERN"
(for Health and Welfare inquiries after Hurricanes &
other Disasters - click here for on-line form)
Salvation Army Net Amateur Radio H & W frequency 14.265
MHz.
Our thoughts and prayers are with the families who have
lost loved ones and homes by this deadly Hurricane.
The WX4NHC Team
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Julio Ripoll, A.I.A., N.C.A.R.B., Architect, WD4R
Asst. Amateur Radio Coord. National Hurricane Center
WX4NHC Home Page:
National Hurricane Center:
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