Hey All,
I've used my scanner for years mostly during the spring and our 'tornado alley' warnings.... I found the Lowndes County Sheriff network a great source for tracking storms across the county as they have patrol cars all throughout the county...you could literally follow a storm progressing through the county by listening to their weather and road conditions reports.
I followed them as they transitioned to the MSWIN system and was able to monitor easily. Now, however, it seems they aren't using MSWIN as a primary radio....They're not coming through on their old radios frequencies either.....
Does anyone know where they 'migrated' to? The RR database still shows the old freqs that I've used over the years.....but there is dead silence.....
Thanks...
I've used my scanner for years mostly during the spring and our 'tornado alley' warnings.... I found the Lowndes County Sheriff network a great source for tracking storms across the county as they have patrol cars all throughout the county...you could literally follow a storm progressing through the county by listening to their weather and road conditions reports.
I followed them as they transitioned to the MSWIN system and was able to monitor easily. Now, however, it seems they aren't using MSWIN as a primary radio....They're not coming through on their old radios frequencies either.....
Does anyone know where they 'migrated' to? The RR database still shows the old freqs that I've used over the years.....but there is dead silence.....
Thanks...