UPDATE – 08/06/2024 19:15 EDT
Activities in South Central District and Southeast District are complete. Southeast District operators are remaining available if called.
GREAT JOB!
UPDATE – 08/06/2024 08:45 EDT
South Central District reported that weather conditions are improving. Making contact with local partners is underway.
Southeastern District report for Camden County is minimal damage and minor flooding. Additional assessment is ongoing.
Communications with GA AuxComm open. There are no plans for a statewide net at this time.
UPDATE – 08/05/2024 17:45 EDT
The GA ARES HF will be active at 17:45 on 3.982.500 MHz.
Communications have been ongoing since 08:00 this morning mostly by email and Microsoft Teams Chat while 80m and 40m were a challenge. If you are in the area affected by the storm, we are standing by to support you.
UPDATE – 08/04/2024 20:35 EDT
If we activate State Nets tomorrow (likely), check the following frequencies:
Tropical Storm Debby Net Frequencies & Types
Net times have not been determined for voice, Winlink, or Fldigi. More information will be available Monday morning.
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The likelihood that much of Georgia will be affected by the storm is very high. Historic amounts of rainfall are possible.
Planning is underway for activation of GA ARES members. Net schedules will be posted here as soon as they are available. GA AuxComm is at STATUS: ALERT and is coordinating with the GA ARES team to provide message channels with the Georgia State Operations Center if needed.
Start making your preparations for potential loss of power in the affected areas. Create preliminary plans based on the available information. Make contact with your local leadership for local planning. Monitor the National Weather Service updates. Check this website often. Additional information will be added to this post as it becomes available.
- Start making your preparations for potential loss of power in the affected areas.
- Create preliminary personal plans based on the available information.
- Make contact with your local leadership team for local planning.
- Monitor the National Weather Service updates.
- Check this website often. Additional information will be added to this post as it becomes available.