Are you interested in Meteorology and Telecommunications? Come join WeatherBeacon! We're a well-established community of weather and radio enthusiasts. Our founder, a noteworthy person from the National Weather Service in the Twin Cities, Minnesota, started this community several years ago, and since then, we've grown to over one hundred members.
What makes us stand out from other weather servers is our automated feeds of local weather services, not only in the United States but also in other English-speaking countries like New Zealand, Canada, Australia, Ireland, and the United Kingdom. With these feeds, you can stay updated on the weather in your area while tracking storms with the rest of the server!
Being part of this large group of enthusiasts will make you feel at home, and you can always rely on your fellow server members for help with identifying weather phenomena or programming your weather radio receiver, for example. Speaking of which, here are some other weather-related topics regularly discussed in our community:
• Specific Area Message Encoding / AFSK / SAME • Emergency Alert System / IPAWS / CAP • Alert Ready / National Public Alerting System / NAADS • NOAA All-Hazards Weather Radio / NWR • Weatheradio Canada / Radiométéo Canada • Sistema de Alerta Sísmica Mexicano / SARMEX / SASMEX • Zenkoku Shunji Keihō Shisutemu / J-ALERT • Standard Emergency Warning Signal / SEWS
Come and be a part of WeatherBeacon, where you can dive deep into your passion for meteorology and telecommunications! Our lively community of weather and radio enthusiasts is waiting to welcome you with open arms. Whether you're an experienced weather aficionado or just getting started, you'll find a supportive environment to learn, share, and grow.