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The National Weather Service, Sate College will be offering a virtual lecture, in connection with Flood Awareness Week on Flood Safety.
The same lecture will be held on 2 separate days, registration is required (click on the links below):
 The National Weather Service, State College has scheduled ONLINE Basic SkyWarn Training.
For all the scheduled dates available for the online training and other details go to:
https://www.weather.gov/ctp/spottertalks .
Registration is necessary to attend the online training.
“Anyone can attend any talk – regardless of where you live!”
It’s that time of year when the weather can significantly influence our driving. Snow on the roads is easily seen, then readily dealt with but black ice, it’s another story. We can  often experience black ice and it shows up quickly, at times without warning. Be aware and cautious.
Hi folks, it’s that time of year when your support of the Club by submitting your application and dues is requested. Thank you very much for your support!
Please complete the .pdf that can be downloaded then printed via the following “2021 QCARC Application” link. Please note that due to the ongoing (2 year) issue with the PO box being closed for reasons the USPS could not determine, the decision to move to another location had to be made immediately. The updated application and associated link has the new PO box number and PO. :
The National Weather Service, State College has posted the Basic SkyWarn Spotter training schedule for October. All of the training sessions will be online. 
For the schedule, registration details and other pertinent information go to: https://www.weather.gov/ctp/SpotterTalks
It is with great sadness we share the news that Greg Jeffers N3FYD of Emporium has passed away. Greg was an active radio amateur, and was a participating member with the local clubs. He was a regular check in on our Sunday night nets, and the owner of one of the Emporium repeaters.
More information will be published as details become available.
 The heat we’ve had needs to be taken seriously regardless of a person’s age. Experiencing the heat while outdoors can be debilitating and it poses a serous health concern. Just keeping hydrated is not necessarily the best preventative for heat related issues.
Additionally remember that there are serious ramifications that result from the heat that builds in our vehicles. Remember to take children with you regardless of how quick you think you’ll be back. Also remember to lock the vehicle to prevent children entering the vehicle and unable to exit.
Our pets are effected just as adversely with high temperatures when left in a vehicle. Leaving a window open part-way is not the answer, your pet needs to go with you.
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The Quad County Amateur Radio Club (QCARC), has scheduled an American Radio Relay League (ARRL) amateur radio Volunteer Examination session for August 26, 2020 at 10:00 AM. All license class exams will be available.
You must register and advise the exams that you intend to take, as there are limited spaces available. – No […]
In the interest of maintaining a healthy environment for activities for you, our members and guests, we feel that it is best to suspend the breakfast gatherings given today’s circumstances. We look forward to initiating the breakfast gatherings as soon as possible.
The Quad-County Amateur Radio Club will hold an online meeting August 12, 2020 at 7:00 PM. In the interest of maintaining a healthy environment for you, our members and guests, we feel the remote webinar is the optimal method to conduct meetings given today’s circumstances.
An available email list of members has been sent […]
A severe thunderstorm WARNING means TAKE ACTION.
Strong, damaging winds and/or large hail are occurring or will occur shortly. When a severe thunderstorm warning is in effect for your area, move inside a sturdy structure immediately and stay away from windows and doors. Acting early helps save lives!
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A severe thunderstorm WATCH means BE PREPARED for the potential of strong, damaging winds and/or large hail typically within the next 3-7 hours of the watch issuance.
When there is a severe thunderstorm watch, pay extra close attention to the weather and be ready to act. Preparing ahead of time helps […]
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