Sheana and I set the activation for tomorrow morning 0600 HST.

Until then continue calling in any SWRs directly into the 808 973-5286.

Even with the activation you can still report by phone.

Joe, AH6T, may have more info on the HF Watch nets.

I will be monitoring the DEM RACES repeaters.

I plan on running a Zoom session for coordination beginning at 0530 HST.

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Password 612329

Please pass this information on.

Skywarn criteria

o Call In A Report:
(808) 973-5286

What to Report to Us:

ANY tornado, funnel, or waterspout

Heavy rain at a rate of an inch per hour or more lasting more than 15 minutes

ANY type of flooding that is threatening or causing damage

ANY hail

High winds strong enough to cause property damage

ANY weather related death, injury, or significant damage

If you would like to become a Skywarn Spotter for our office, please fill out this FORM and mail it to:
SKYWARN PROGRAM
National Weather Service Honolulu
2525 Correa Road, Suite #250
Honolulu, HI 96822

Kevin Bogan, AH6QO

Personal Cell 808-778-4697

Other: (720) 235-8172

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Thanks for the update, Kevin.  Things were relatively quiet along the Hamakua Coast of Hawaii Island.  Laupahoehoe had very little wind and only light rain.  Laupahoehoe Community Public Charter School remained closed on Friday.  Internet and cell phone service were intermittent.  Electricity was prone to rolling blackouts.  Roads had some debries, so I stayed home.

Russ Roberts (KH6JRM).