Cape May County SKYWARN WX2CMC - Near KWWD NJ AWOS Site
Cape May County Skywarn Coordinator N2JAI
Posted by: N2jaiCapeMayNJ, 11:19 AM GMT on June 29, 2007 +0
2012 Cape May County NJ SKYWARN Spotters Operations Group


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My Name is Bill Aber and my amateur radio call sign is N2JAI
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Our Nets use Amateur Radio Call Sign WX2CMC

Cape May County SKYWARN

1997 - 2012


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SKYWARN is a concept developed in the early 1970's to promote a cooperative effort between the National Weather Service and the communities they serve. Emphasis is focused on developing storm spotters; trained volunteers that report hazardous weather conditions to their local forecast office. In Cape May County this activity is directed by a SKYWARN Coordinator appointed by our Parent Command, the NWSFO Mt. Holly NJ.

This activity enhances the alert and warning process and the confidence of watches and warnings.

This is a press article on Cape May County SKYWARN completed 2009 Spring Severe Weather
Training Session: Click on LINK Below

Link

NWSFO MT. Holly SKYWARN INFO PAGE:
Link

The CMCSPOTTERS YAHOOGROUPS list is a simple way for all SKYWARN Spotters, and, amateur radio operators in the Cape May County CWA, to be advised of upcoming events, nets, drills, and actual Severe Weather operations via the internet.

Cape May County SKYWARN encourages Amateur Radio Operation in support of fulfilling the NWS SKYWARN Mission and performs Emergency Weather Communications Support for the NWS Mt. Holly NJ during periods of Severe Communication outages or weather emergencies. Utilization of VHF/UHF/HF, Image and Digital modes are used to accomplish this tasking. WX2CMC NCS conducts weekly training in cooperation with the Cape May County Senior Weather Spotters to maintain a corps of skilled SKYWARN Spotters utilizing Amateur Radio.

Please visit our Spotters Severe Weather Operations Group
at this site: Link

Reports and Observations meeting or approaching specified Severe Weather Criteria as determined by the NWS and its Spotter Training Program are shared real time with the NWS and the County of Cape May Emergency Management and Public Safety Community.

Please visit the web page of amateur radio clubs I am a member of.

The Cape May County Amateur Radio Club:
Link


All weather bulletins from this group are for informational purposes only. For official weather bulletins, watches, or warnings please go to Link or Link

Cape May County SKYWARN Spotters participate in the New Jersey CoCoRaHS volunteer Program.

Visit the CoCoRaHS NJ site at:Link

The Garden State is delighted to be one of the latest additions to the expanding CoCoRaHS network. NJ CoCoRaHS observers provide important information about precipitation that are used by meteorologists, hydrologists, farmers, water resource managers, and your friends and neighbors. Anyone with an interest in the weather or the environment is invited to participate.

To request joining Cape May County SKYWARN please email capemaycountyskywarn@comcast.net
or Visit: Link for application.

SKYWARN Spotters monitor NOAA Weather Radio.

The frequencies to listen to are:
Atlantic City, NJ: 162.40 MHz
Lewes, DE: 162.55
Cape May County SAME (Specific Area Message Encoding) Code is: 034009

For more information, go to:
Link
or Link

Everyone is invited to join or listen to our Monday evening training net on 147.420 MHz simplex, at 7:30 PM. Net Control
is WX2CMC

Cape May County SKYWARN Weather Nets: WX2CMC
Primary Frequency:
147.420 Mhz Simplex
Secondary Frequency:
147.535 Mhz Simplex

The Cape May County Amateur Radio Club
repeater on 146.610 neg offset PL 88.5 is available to
Cape May County SKYWARN - Call sign is N2CMC - visit CMCARC
Link

Remember to VISIT our always busy Operations Group at:

Link

To contact Coordinator Bill Aber
E-Mail capemaycountyskywarn@comcast.net

OFFICIAL National Weather Service PHILADELPHIA / Mt. HOLLY Appointed County Coordinators INFORMATION can be found here:

Link
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1. wxgeek723 3:47 AM GMT on December 20, 2008    
Evening, N2jaiCapeMayNJ! I see you are from down the shore. My grandparents live down there in North Cape May. I know several people from the area. I'm from up in Camden County near the city of Camden itself.
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2. 0084PenguinLover 9:47 AM GMT on June 04, 2009    
Hello, N2jaiCapeMayNJ - welcome to WU! I hope you get to check out the other blogs. It's a great group of people here!

How's Cape May? Haven't been in those parts since I graduated boot camp in fall of 1988!

See you around!!

PL
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3. robinvtx1215 7:56 PM GMT on June 04, 2009    
when i was a kid, we used to go to Wildwood NJ for a month and rent an apartment and go to beach every day and to the boardwalk at night, it was a blast. 1970-1977, then i graduated and moved to Houston. how long have you lived there? oh I loved that place. I asked my dad (lives in Ohio) how much that apartment used to cost him for the month. it was $125 a week and it was 3 bdrm, there were 4 of us kids. hope to talk more with you.
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4. N2jaiCapeMayNJ 9:28 AM GMT on April 04, 2012    
WOW - Boy did the severe weather season come early and nastily to some parts of the country.

Our hearts from Cape May County SKYWARN go out to all the folks who have suffered the loss of a loved one or injury, and for the tremendous property damage as late as yesterday. Be sure to give "MONEY" to the Salvation Army and The American Red Cross as you can.

The NWS and the Weather Channel and the many Offices of Emergency Management have tirelessly campaigned to get citizens, schools, hospitals and anywhere people lodge or congregate for events etc to stay aware of fast breaking severe weather !

One of the best ways to protect your family and friends besides self awareness and keeping an eye to the sky, is to acquire, use 24/7, and maintain (battery) of a NOAA ALL HAZARDS WEATHER RADIO

This modestly priced radio receiver ( models $35 to $60 b bucks)has saved lives and will save more lives, maybe your own or members of your family !!!! I love my family - just sayin !

Do yourself and your loved ones a favor and purchase one of these straight away, like NOW before you forget! Here is a link to the NOAA WEATHER RADIO INFORMATION:Link

Have a great day and Keep an Eye to the SKY and a fresh battery in your NEW NOAA ALL HAZARDS WEATHER RADIO!
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5. N2jaiCapeMayNJ 8:59 AM GMT on April 12, 2012    
Well for the moment Cape May County has been spared severe weather. On the other hand it has been very dry with many Red Flag Warnings with several fires in Southern New Jersey. We could use a good sloww wet down in the region and a significant enough rain to help the beginning of the growing season without over flooding the filds that are being, and have to be plowed ! Guess we are looking for a perfect world. !

Have a great upcoming weekend folks and REMEMBER

ONLY YOU CAN PREVENT FOREST FIRES,

yeah yeah yeah, I am 61 years old and it still means a lot to me.

Bill, N2JAI - WX2CMC
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Hi,I'm Bill (N2JAI) SKYWARN Coordinator for Cape May Co. NJ. Cape May County SKYWARN links found here. Our call sign is WX2CMC on 147.42 Simplex.

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