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North Carolina ARRL Section North Carolina American Radio Relay League (ARRL) Amateur Radio information See our web site http://www.ncarrl.org for extensive information

Provide information for those interested in Amateur Radio in North Carolina, particularly ARRL members in North Carolina on news and activities of radio amateurs, the American Radio Relay League (ARRL), including the Amateur Radio Emergency Service (ARES®) in North Carolina.

10/09/2026

**THE HURRICANE WATCH NET IS NOW ACTIVE**

The Hurricane Watch Net (HWN) is now active in support of areas affected by **Hurricane Isaias**.

HWN is operating on **14.325 MHz** on 20 meters, with operations on **7.268 MHz** on 40 meters as propagation and operational needs require.

Our trained Net Control Stations are standing by to receive and relay ground-truth weather observations and other reports directly to the forecasters at the National Hurricane Center. We are also prepared to handle emergency and priority traffic, as well as outgoing Health and Welfare traffic from the affected area.

For weather reports, please provide measured data whenever available; estimates are also helpful. We collect and forward:

• Your name and exact location—city, county/parish, and state
• The time of the observation
• Sustained wind speed, gusts, and wind direction
• Barometric pressure, if available
• Rainfall totals, flooding, or storm-surge conditions
• Tornadoes or other significant weather
• Damage that affects public safety, communications, or access

Please provide only information you have personally observed. **Do not put yourself in danger to obtain a report.**

For more information about the Hurricane Watch Net, please visit our website at www.hwn.org.

**People Helping People – Helping Save Lives**

73 & God Bless
Hurricane Watch Net
www.hwn.org

09/04/2026

Come see us at our table at the Shelby hamfest.
And don't miss the exciting ARRL forum at 9:30 Saturday morning (September 5) in the Dorton Building.

06/28/2026

Better safe than sorry! After the last rumble of thunder, wait at least 30 minutes before heading back outside. Lightning can strike from miles away, even when the sky looks clear.

06/28/2026

Happy Field Day weekend, everyone!

Wishing you clear skies, great contacts, and a fantastic time out on the air. Good luck with your setups and have fun! 73

Reminder:
👉Send your Field Day action shots to be featured in the ARRL Facebook album to [email protected] and be sure to use in your social media posts throughout the weekend!

06/28/2026

Summer storms can develop quickly. If lightning or severe weather moves in, move activities indoors and wait until conditions improve.

06/28/2026

We are busy getting ready for Field Day. Can't wait to see everyone there this coming Saturday!

06/27/2026

Hope everyone is having a safe and fun field day. Engage your guests!

06/11/2026

Field Day isn't a contest — teach new hams and build operators

06/11/2026

Make Field Day what you want — tips & why it matters

06/11/2026

How to influence Congress: send ARRL's letters, don't reinvent

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