All, For those who are not aware, the KJAX Briefing link/URL is now live everyday, not just for significant events. We have maximized it so the first slide will be suitable for your Situational Awareness Displays. So we’d encourage you … Continue reading →
We had a great turn out for Skywarn Recognition Day at the NWS Office. Technical (antenna) issues kept us from getting on the air, but we will have those resolved very soon! Our Skywarn meeting went very well. Al Sandrick from … Continue reading →
WHEN: Saturday, December 2 from 9:30 am until approx 4:00 pm This year The Jacksonville Skywarn Association will be participating in Skywarn Recognition Day. Here is the Tentative Agenda for the day (all times are LOCAL times) 09:30 – Arrive at NWS … Continue reading →
It is that time of year again…please select your nominations for the 2018 Jax Skywarn Officers.
Continue reading →WHERE: Terry Parker Baptist Church at the NOFARS Free Flea 7024 MERRILL RD. NEAR TOWNSEND BLVD. IN ARLINGTON WHEN: Saturday, October 28 @ 10am WHAT: Nominations for 2018 President, Vice-President, Secretary, Treasurer. WHO: Every Skywarn Member or anyone who is interested … Continue reading →
We are looking to start a Skywarn Net — separate from any specific county net. Please select (or recommend) a time-slot below. [poll id=163]
Continue reading →We are looking for more ways for the entire 29 county area covered by the Jacksonville national Weather Service to communicate. DMR may be a viable option if enough members are using it. Please answer the poll below… [poll id=158] … Continue reading →
SKYWARN meeting Tuesday, June 27 @ 7pm Red Cross Building 751 Riverside Ave, Jacksonville, FL 32204 We will also be scheduling meetings in the Lake City Area as well as in Southeast Georgia in the near future. As soon … Continue reading →
Thank you to everyone who monitored and turned in reports for the severe weather that can through our coverage area yesterday (1/22/17). We manned the Skywarn station at the NWS Jacksonville from 8am to 8pm and took several reports from … Continue reading →