I have a question if anyone can help as those are aware it is pretty stormy today in San Diego county and I was wondering if anyone knows what would be good to monitor with the severe weather?
Doesn't appear that there is a big interest in weather spotting in San Diego. Broadcastify has the most interest now in san diego on the 147.345 repeater
so any weather net, like we have in the midwest would have been useless. Weather radar on phones is great but it lacks eyes on the ground, which hams can provide. Many times here the weather bureau has wind indications by radar but further responses from radio operators on the ground, have resulted in weather emergencies being sat on .
I don't think we have in SD what they consider weather in the midwest. Weather radar is all that is necessary...or a dog that howls at dark clouds! What would a spotter call out over the air anyway?
I typically scan SD Lifeguards, D1, D2, Rivercom and Rivertac...they tend to give updates continuously of where the cells are where the deluge is and where things are flooding out.
Skywarn is usually active for larger storms, but I usually just pay more attention to CalTrans and County Roads. That, and the standard FD and Lifeguard channels, for possible rescues, which can and do pop up in some unexpected areas.