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Tornado and Lightning

Florida Non-Profit, 501(C)(3) Tax-Exempt Organization

Amateur Radio Emergency Service, (ARES)

SKYWARN

Sumter County ARES

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BE A PART OF OUR TEAM

Do you want to be a part of a dedicated team of licensed amateur radio operators who volunteer their time to serve their communities in Sumter County? Call or email us today to learn how you can be a part of our critically important team. Click here to learn how you can be a member of our team.

WEATHER INFORMATION

Severe Weather Alerts:

The National Weather Serivce is no longer providing links to the State and Local severe weather alert pages. They have replaced them with an interactive radar map which can be accessed by clickiing here.

Live Radar:

National Weather Service:

National Hurricane Center:

National Hurricane Center

Local Conditions and Forecasts:

Weather Stem: Sumter County

SkyWarn:

Although not required, Sumter County ARES members are encouraged to become a SKYWARN spotter. For more information on SKYWARN and how to become a SKYWARN spotter, click here.
Sumter County Weekly SKYWARN Net
Sundays at 8:30 PM ET on the K4HOG Repeater, 147.030 MHz, PL 123.0 Hz

Power Outages

View Electrical Power Outages

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