155.745 Nws?

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On Sunday September 18 I heard the NWS station in Valley/Omaha give warnings and storm information out to varouis counties. I also heard what sounded like a telephone conversation with other states which included S. Dakota, Alaska, Kansas, Iowa, California, and many others. Has anyone else heard similar communications on this frequency?
 

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That is NAWAS, Nation Warning System. It runs across the nation and it is being rebroadcasted from Sarpy County on that freq and in Lincoln on UHF. I don't remember Lincoln's freq but it is in the Lancaster County page here.
Hope this helps.
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scannernut59 said:
That is NAWAS, Nation Warning System. It runs across the nation and it is being rebroadcasted from Sarpy County on that freq and in Lincoln on UHF. I don't remember Lincoln's freq but it is in the Lancaster County page here.
Hope this helps.
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Nawas is on 453.65 Mhz.
 

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Thanks guys.
That explains why the signal was weak in nothern Douglas county by NWS in Valley.
 

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KG4WHM said:
On Sunday September 18 I heard the NWS station in Valley/Omaha give warnings and storm information out to varouis counties. I also heard what sounded like a telephone conversation with other states which included S. Dakota, Alaska, Kansas, Iowa, California, and many others. Has anyone else heard similar communications on this frequency?
I was listing to it on Sunday night on 162.550 for Norkfolk & Surround areas . But nothing in the 155MHz range , sorry! :(
Rob.
 

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"I was listing to it on Sunday night on 162.550 for Norkfolk & Surround areas"

That is not NAWAS. That is NOAA Weather Radio, a continuous broadcast of forecasts / observations / warnings / etc. Not related...
 

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NOAA & NAWAS

rdale said:
"I was listing to it on Sunday night on 162.550 for Norkfolk & Surround areas"

That is not NAWAS. That is NOAA Weather Radio, a continuous broadcast of forecasts / observations / warnings / etc. Not related...
What does "NAWAS" Stands for and would i be able to hear it on my scanner in Madison or Norfolk,NEB.
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Here are a couple of more links about NAWAS. It is a very interesting system to listen to, especially during bad weather. This would also be a good frequency to montior during a disaster.

http://www.nebema.org/content/operations/ESF02.pdf
(NAWAS info begins on page 17)

http://www.fema.gov/pdf/library/1550_2.pdf
(More info than you would ever want to know about NAWAS)

For the most part, NAWAS is a telephone based communication system. However there are several radio links to the NAWAS system. In Nebraska I am only aware of 3 frequencies used:

155.745 - Sarpy County
453.650 - Lancaster County
156.000 - Hall County

If anyone knows of others please post.

Nationwide tests occur twice daily at approximately 11:00am and 9:00pm. It is interesting to hear all the states check in.
 

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cellphone said:
Here are a couple of more links about NAWAS. It is a very interesting system to listen to, especially during bad weather. This would also be a good frequency to montior during a disaster.

http://www.nebema.org/content/operations/ESF02.pdf
(NAWAS info begins on page 17)

http://www.fema.gov/pdf/library/1550_2.pdf
(More info than you would ever want to know about NAWAS)

For the most part, NAWAS is a telephone based communication system. However there are several radio links to the NAWAS system. In Nebraska I am only aware of 3 frequencies used:

155.745 - Sarpy County
453.650 - Lancaster County
156.000 - Hall County

If anyone knows of others please post.

Nationwide tests occur twice daily at approximately 11:00am and 9:00pm. It is interesting to hear all the states check in.
If you can find one for Madison/MadisonCounty let me know.
Thank you !
Robert.
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If you can find the frequency for Madison/Madison County let me know. For now i will enter the frequencies you gave me into my scanner.
Also "pdf" will not w/ WebTV for some reason.
 

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cellphone said:
Here are a couple of more links about NAWAS. It is a very interesting system to listen to, especially during bad weather. This would also be a good frequency to montior during a disaster.

Nationwide tests occur twice daily at approximately 11:00am and 9:00pm. It is interesting to hear all the states check in.


Boy, does that bring back memories! While in high school, I had a job at the NWS office when it was still in operation in Norfolk. We were required to do a weekly "check-in".
Still remember listening to all the check-ins from stations all over the country. Never really heard anything exciting over it except for an occasional all points bulletin when police were looking for a fugitive. Usually it was PD from New York or L.A.

I never knew that the transmissions were being re-broadcast on the public service band. Would be great to listen to again. I'm now in Phoenix, AZ so if anyone knows a frequency out here, I'd sure appreciate a "pass-along".

Doug
 
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