The SWLA-LINK Weather Alert System provides coordinated dissemination of severe weather information across the SWLA-LINK network during significant weather events.
The SWLA-LINK Weather Alert System is designed to assist amateur radio operators by relaying weather alerts, situational updates, and activation notices during severe weather conditions.
Alerts are intended to increase awareness and support coordinated communications.
Alerts may be issued when significant weather watches or warnings are in effect within the SWLA-LINK coverage area.
Activation notices may be distributed when SKYWARN nets or monitoring operations are initiated.
Alerts may support emergency coordination when weather events impact communications or infrastructure.
Automated or operator-initiated announcements may be transmitted on designated talkgroups or nodes.
Where supported, alerts may be distributed using digital text or system messages.
Network operators and sysops may receive notifications to assist with coordination and monitoring.
The SWLA-LINK Weather Alert System is an auxiliary communications tool operated by amateur radio volunteers.
Operators interested in weather monitoring or reporting should review the SKYWARN resources and ensure they are familiar with proper reporting procedures.