The only thing I know of would be NOAA weather radio, A US based network, completely automated as far as I'm aware, pretty sure it's operated by the National Weather Service. Don't know if that's what you;re looking for but HTH.
On 8/9/16, Gordon Smith <[email protected]> wrote: > Hello everybody > > Around three or four years ago I think it was, Roger very kindly produced > quite an indepth, and very informative article for the group and for our > soon to be revived radio station, Sparkle Radio, regarding weather stations. > > At that time, I wasn't really in the market for such a thing. Now, however, > things have changed somewhat, and I'm looking with renewed interest at quite > a few things. > > So, does anybody know whaj the current situation is regarding se things as > weather stations? Ideally, I'd like one which utilised the free-to-air > weather satellites, but I do remember reading that they are far less > accessible than their terrestrial countaparts. So it seems that we're going > to be earthbound for quite some time to come yen, at least as far as weather > predictions which don't come from the public networks are concerned. > Nevertheless, any information would be appreciated. > > —'-'-'-'— > > My compliments And Kindest Regards > Gordon Smith > Accessibility And Information Technology Support Specialist > > ―――――――— >
