w4ehw.fiu.eduWX4NHC Amateur Ham Radio at National Hurricane Center

Julio Ripoll Julio Ripoll 7 17 2018-05-28T14:22:00Z 2019-06-04T01:47:00Z 6 2045 11658 97 27 13676 16.00 Print Clean false false false false EN-US X-NONE X-NONE MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 Julio Ripoll Julio Ripoll 2 0 2003-02-25T16:28:00Z 2003-02-25T16:30:00Z 3 2219 12652 105 25 15537 9.2720 75 Amateur Radio Station at the National Hurricane Center Located on the campus of Florida International University Miami, Florida Celebrating 40 years of Public Service ! Our Mission: To Help Save Lives. How to contact WX4NHC Hurricane Watch Net frequency 14.325 MHz EchoLink Hurricane Net: WX_TALK Conference Online Hurricane Report Form Use only to send a report when you are in the hurricane affected area. Printable Hurricane Report Form HTML page Printable Hurricane Report Form - Acrobat PDF format Our thoughts and prayers are with those who have been affected by Hurricanes. Hurricane Health & Welfare Information Click on this link for information on Organizations and Agencies that can help after a Hurricane strikes. WX4NHC Letter to Amateur Radio Stations in Hurricane Affected Areas Your help is valuable and requested. WX4NHC Videos on You Tube WX4NHC Ham Radio Club Haiti Earthquake Emergency Communications helps the largest Haiti Medical Field hospital after Earthquake . Click here for a brief story and pictures of our Amateur Radio International Deployment in support of University of Miami/ Medishare Field Hospital. How to contact WX4NHC Hurricane Watch Net frequency 14.325 MHz Who We Are And What We Do WX4NHC Purpose & Goals WX4NHC Information Flow Chart History of WX4NHC The WX4NHC Radio Station The WX4NHC Equipment Donations WX4NHC Awards Weather Volunteers Observers Network "ON-NHC" Information & Application Amateur Radio Automatic Weather Stations (APRS) Picture and Article Gallery WX4NHC Videos on You Tube National Hurricane Conference 2009 Pictures Emergency J-Pole VHF/UHF Portable Antenna Plans Related Links National Hurricane Center NHC Director Kenneth Graham WX4KEG Message to Amateur Radio Operators (click here) CWOP Citizen Weather Observers Program Put your weather station on the map. Free! Click here for info. Preparedness Guides and brochures Hurricane Tracking Maps WX4NHC QSL Cards are available via WD4R The Hurricane Watch Net "HWN" web site Hurricane Watch Net frequency 14.325 MHz VoIP SKYWARN/Hurricane Net EchoLink *WX-TALK* Conference server Node # 7203 IRLP Reflector Node # 9219 Salvation Army Team Emergency Radio Network "SATERN" (for Health and Welfare inquiries after Hurricanes & other Disasters - click here then select Request form) Amateur Radio H & W frequency 14.265 MHz. Sun-Sentinel article and video on Amateur Radio at the National Hurricane Center. Ham Radio Operators Still Important to Hurricane Prediction AP Article CQ Magazine Skywarn & Hurricane Article February 2009 (Acrobat PDF 3.4 mb) For Information on becoming an Amateur Radio Operator Please visit the ARRL American Radio Relay League the National Association for Amateur Radio WX4NHC Amateur Radio Station is supported by private and corporate donations. WX4NHC Web Site Hosting courtesy of Florida International University. Email your comments to Thank you for your visit. WX4NHC Web Site Credits: John McHugh K4AG, Contents Julio Ripoll WD4R, Webmaster, Contents, Design & Graphics FIU: Hosting & Technical Support Our Mission: To Help Save Lives....