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Caribbean HF Weather Forecasts PDF Print E-mail
Written by Caribbean Compass   
Wednesday, 29 March 2006


OCC CRUISING INFORMATION SERVICE

George Curtis, Blacksmiths Cottage, Aston Tirrold, Oxfordshire, OX11 9DQ, England


SELECTED CARIBBEAN SHORTWAVE WEATHER REPORTS

With Acknowledgements to Caribbean Compass www.caribbeancompass.com


This list was copied from the January 2006 Caribbean Compass newspaper; up to date lists will be found in the Caribbean Compass twice a year, usually January and June, available free of charge widely across the Caribbean.



UTC AST

Station and Report Description

FREQ

TYPE

MODE


0600 0200

NMG Broadcast

B

Wefax

USB


0930 0530

Offshore Forecast,

A

Voice

USB


1030 0630

Trinidad Emergency Net 9Z4CP (Eric),

3855

Voice

LSB/ham


1030 0630

Carib. Emergency & Weather Net

3815

Voice

LSB/ham


1115 0715

Caribbean Maritime Mobile Net (George),

7241

Voice

LSB/ham


1130 0730

KP2G Caribbean Weather Net (George),

7086

Voice

LSB/ham

Note 1

1200 0800

NMG Broadcast ,

B

Wefax

USB

1230 0830

Caribbean Weather (Chris)

8104

Voice

USB

Note 2

1300 0900

Caribbean Sea (WLO)

C

Voice

USB


1330 0930

Caribbean Weather (Chris),

12359

Voice

USB

Note 2

1530 1130

Offshore Forecast

A

Voice

USB


1800 1400

Caribbean Sea (WLO)

C

Voice

USB


1800 1400

NMG Broadcast

B

Wefax

USB


2000 1600

Southbound II (Herb),

12359

Voice

USB


2030 1630

Carib. Cocktail & Weather Net (George),

7086

Voice

LSB/ham


2130 1730

Offshore Forecast

A

Voice

USB


2230 1830

Trinidad Emergency Net 9Z4CP (Eric),

3855

Voice

LSB/ham

Note 3

2235 1835

Caribbean Emergency & Weather Net

3815

Voice

LSB/ham


0000 2000

Caribbean Sea (WLO),

C

Voice

USB


0000 2000

NMG Broadcast

B

Wefax

USB


0330 2330

Offshore Forecast

A

Voice

USB



Frequencies (in kHz):

A) NMN, Chesapeake, 4426, 6501, 8764. 13089, 17314.

Caribbean Sea approximately 25 minutes later.

NMG. New Orleans, 4316, 8502, 12788.

Caribbean Sea approximately 25 minutes later.


B) 4316, 8502, 12788, 17144.5

C) 4369. 8788. 13110, 17362, 22804. Gulf of Mexico. Southwest North Atlantic, then

Caribbean Sea.



Note 1: An in-depth voice report followed by faxes and SSTV, except Sundays.


Note 2: Caribbean Weather Centre’s SSB Weather Net winter schedule valid to March 2006. Unless severe weather threatens, this net is not conducted on Sundays. For complete schedule and changes visit www.caribwx.com/ssb.html


Note 3: Temporarily discontinued because of TV schedule conflict.


WWV has World Marine Storm Warnings (Voice) at 8 minutes after each hour, and Solar Flux information at 18 minutes after each hour on 2500, 5000,

10000, 15000, and 20000 AM.


During hurricane activity, information can be found continuously on the

Hurricane Watch Net on 14325 USB/ham.


If you are waiting for a "weather window", there is news, entertainment and sports on BBC at UTC 1000-1400 (6195 and 15220 AM), UTC 2100-2400 (5975, 11765, and 15390 AM) or American Forces Network, 24 hours/day (5446.5, 7812.5. and 12133.5 USB).



Thanks to William Mills of Toucan I, Teri Rothbauer (and the Ghost) of FREE, and John and Melodue Pornoa of Second Millennium for radio information.




Last Updated ( Tuesday, 10 June 2008 )
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