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Hazardous Travel for the Tuesday Evening and Wednesday Morning Commutes in Locally Heavy Snow

Snow accumulations between 3 and 6 inches are expected across the St. Lawrence and northern Champlain valleys, portions of the central and northern Greens, and the northern Adirondacks from 10 AM Tuesday to 7 AM Wednesday. The heaviest snowfall rates are anticipated during the Tuesday evening commute. Plan on slippery road conditions. Roads, especially bridges and overpasses, will become slick. Read More >

WX1BTV

NWS Burlington has 5 licensed Amateur Radio Operators on staff:

  • KB1QBI, John, Tech
  • KB1QBK, Scott, Tech
  • KC1MYT, Robert, Tech

 

Monitored Frequencies:
Northern New York: Whiteface Mountain ARES/RACES repeater at 145.110 MHz. Daily weather nets at 7:30 am and 7:00 pm
Vermont: Monkton Repeater at 444.650 MHz, linked repeater system covers much of VT. Monitored as needed during active weather

 

Equipment:

  • Icom 208H for 2 meter and 440 MHz, Diamond X-50 Antenna
  • Icom 706 for 2 Meter, 440 MHz, and HF bands
    • Carolina Windom HF Horizontal Dipole Antenna
    • Icom AT180 Antenna Tuner
    • Diamond X-50 Antenna (2m, 440 MHz)

 

WX1BTV is an officially authorized Vermont Emergency Management Radio Amateur Civil Emergency Services (RACES) station. The Icom 706 was chosen to match RACES radio equipment already in place across Vermont. Any Vermont RACES operator deployed to NWS Burlington would already be familiar with its operations. 

Any questions please contact btv.webmaster@noaa.gov

 

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