Emergency communicators and others may find the following information   
   of use.  FOllow the provided instructions to obtain further   
   information, or contact the listed sources.   
      
       
   ***More   INfo   ...  Hurricane  Sandy  advisory  should  be   
   impacting the caribbean, and the east coast of Florida.   
      
   Ham radio operators in areas where SAndy is likely  to  make   
   landfall  may  wish  to  provide  weather  data  from  their   
   locations to the National Hurricane Center via the hurricane   
   watch  net,  which  will  be  active  tomorrow afternoon and   
   evening on 14325 khz until propagation makes that  frequency   
   no  longer  viable.  HWN  will  then  move to 7268 khz on 40   
   meters.   
      
   People in the watch area should closely monitor the progress   
   of  Sandy,  and  be  prepared  to  act  to protect lives and   
   property.   
      
      
   posted on Wednesday. October. 24 at 17:49 UTC.   
       
   WAtch this echo or consult sources listed for updated information.    
      
   THanks for participating in the emergcom echo.   
      
   Sources  of  the  above  information  include,  but  are not   
   limited  to  the  following:   
      
   U.S.  National  WEather   Service;   
      
   Marine shore station wLO and/or the maritime mobile service   
   network for missing/overdue/attempt to locate vessel alerts.   
   Includes relays from U.S. Coast Guard when and where   
   appropriate.   
      
   Other information sources will be cited when necessary.   
      
      
   "To be sure of hitting the target, shoot first, and call whatever you hit   
   the target."   
       
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