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Welcome to WARN, the Weather Amateur Radio Network. We are the Cincinnati, Ohio chapter of the nationwide organization, Skywarn. WARN
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#FF7800
Flush Orange
255, 120, 0
28, 100, 50
0, 53, 100, 0
#E5CBB2
Double Spanish White
229, 203, 178
29, 50, 80
0, 11, 22, 10
#30569D
Sapphire
48, 86, 157
219, 53, 40
69, 45, 0, 38
The Weather Amateur Radio Network (WARN) is the Cincinnati, Ohio chapter of Skywarn, a nationwide network of volunteer weather spotters. Working with the National Weather Service office in Wilmington, Ohio, WARN collects and relays severe weather reports from amateur radio operators in the Cincinnati area. Its role helps connect local observations with the NWS during hazardous weather.
WARN conducts its radio net using 2-meter and 70-centimeter voice radio equipment, with net control operations identified by the call sign W8NWS. The organization provides information about its coverage area, repeaters, net procedures, reporting criteria, and personal safety. Its website also offers resources related to estimating weather reports, weather radio, and Skywarn, including links to spotter training schedules and the NWS training portal.
Visitors can access live repeater audio and media archives, as well as information about the club, its officers, email lists, and media inquiries. WARN’s work centers on radio communication, severe-weather reporting, and supporting informed participation by Cincinnati-area amateur radio operators.
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What are WARN's brand colors?
The WARN color palette uses the hex codes #FF7800, #E5CBB2 and #30569D.
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