September 2026 - MSWInfo - lists.metroskywarn.org

Situational awareness for Friday
by Thomas Polzin 10 Sep '26

10 Sep '26

From the NWS: Much of Friday will be breezy as southerly winds bring in a warmer air mass, setting up our next chance for storms by the early evening. There is higher confidence in the initial storms, but low confidence on how far southeast the storms will be able to travel. Thomas Polzin, KC0UYB Dakota County ARES/EM MetroSkywarn NCS

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Wednesday Practice Net
by Thomas Polzin 08 Sep '26

08 Sep '26

There will be a Practice net on Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. on the Minneapolis repeater 146.700 - PL 127.3 for the first 15 minutes, and then we will switch over to the Burnsville Repeater on 147.210- PL 100.0 for the last 15 minutes. You do not need a spotter ID to participate in the practice net, but it is highly encouraged. This is a practice net to make, a practice weather report if you would like, or check in to make sure you have your radio programmed correctly, Thomas Polzin, KC0UYB Dakota County Metro Skywarn NCS

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Approaching Weather
by Thomas Polzin 08 Sep '26

08 Sep '26

Scattered Thunderstorms are approaching the metro, but appear to be dissapating on radar. At this time no severe weather is noted. Unless there is a change in status, there would be no net activation. From the NWS - Southeasterly winds gust to around 25 to 35 mph today. - A west-to-east moving cold front will trigger a couple rounds of storms today and tonight. Severe wind and hail risk is Marginal, and localized rainfall amounts may exceed 2 inches. - Slightly cooler temperatures are on the horizon with rain chances returning late next week. Thomas Polzin, KC0UYB Dakota County ARES/ EM MetroSkywarn NCS 651-202-1776

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This afternoon T=storms
by Michael Miller 03 Sep '26

03 Sep '26

Situational Awareness: There are T-storms Rin the area right now moving from West to East - withLightning and gusty winds, however NWS reports these are not severe and no spotter call out is warranted. (At least right now as of 140PM ). These should clear by 3PM - and there is low confidence that evening storms will develop or be severe! Watching the skies and radar. Mike Miller, N0NY SLP NCS Supervisor Chairman & Technology Lead/Director Metroskywarn, Inc mike(a)metroskywarn.org 612 7184718

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Practice Net tonight very soon (6:30PM)
by Michael Miller 02 Sep '26

02 Sep '26

Hello spotters…. Sorry this message has gone out late today - but really hot weather seems to have made ny mind a bit foggy!! There will be a Practice net on Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. on the Minneapolis repeater 146.700 - PL 127.3 for the first 15 minutes, and then we will switch over to the St Louis Park Repeater on 146.76- PL 114.8 for the last 15 minutes. You do not need a spotter ID to participate in the practice net, but it is highly encouraged. This is a practice net to make, a practice weather report if you would like, or check in to make sure you have your radio programmed correctly, and to see if you can make the repeater in blue sky conditions. I have added a link to a reporting script for you new spotters and for you veterans as a refresher, if you need it, along with a link to our repeaters and backup repeaters. Metro Skywarn Reporting Script https://metroskywarn.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/03/Metro-Skywarn-Report-Sc… Https://Metroskywarn.org Mike Miller, N0NY Chairman & Technology Lead/Director Metroskywarn, Inc mike(a)metroskywarn.org 612 7184718 President/Trustee TCFMC.org

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