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What to Report
What to Report
Wind Damage (e.g. trees or tree limbs down, shingles off of buildings etc.)
Wind of 40 to 50 mph or greater
Hail (any size)
Wall Cloud
Funnel Cloud
Tornado
Flooding (water over roads, water rising out of banks of small creek and streams)
Snow or ice beginning to accumulate on roads or other surfaces
Snowfall (about every 1 inch of accumulation)
Freezing Rain (about every 1/4 inch of accumulation and any related damage)
Where to Report
Where to Report
Primary Repeater: 146.685 MHz — PL 100.0 Hz
Backup Repeater: 146.820 MHz — PL 100.0 Hz
The primary and backup repeaters are normally linked. If the link fails, use the primary frequency first. Switch to the backup only if the primary repeater is offline.
Please ensure you understand your radio’s capabilities. Handheld radios often struggle during severe weather and should be considered a last‑resort option.
To maintain a stable system, avoid connecting or disconnecting from EchoLink during severe weather events.
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