Rain Showers Above Hawaii
From KAUZ TV News Channel 6 Hawaii Radar Loop
Hawaii 7 Day Weather Forecast
Report From Hawaii News Now Hawaii
From Hawaii News Now 7 Day Weather Forecast Report Page
From Hawaii News Now Weather Page
From Hawaii News
Now Main Page
Lihue, Kauai
Lihue, Kauai Rain Area Still Picture
Lihue, Kauai Rain Area Loop Picture
From Weather
Underground Nexrad Doppler Radar Map Page
Lihue, Kauai Rain Area Loop Picture
From Weather
Underground Nexrad Doppler Radar Map Page
Honolulu, Oahu, Molokai, Lanai City and Lahaina, Maui
Oahu, Molokai, Lani and Maui Rain Area Still
Picture
Oahu, Molokai, Lani and Maui Rain Area Loop Picture
From Weather
Underground Nexrad Doppler Radar Map Page
From KITV4 Honolulu, Hawaii
Island Weather
From
Hawaii News Now Hawaii Radar Weather Page
Hawaii Radar
Clouds Above Hawaii
From AccuWeather.com Hawaii Satellite Picture Page
From AccuWeather.com
Main Page
From NWS Hawaiian Satellite Imagery Clouds Above Hawaii
From NWS Hawaii Weather Radars Rain Showers Above Hawaii
From National Weather Service of Honolulu, Hawaii Main Page
US Mainland Clouds Above The Skies
From NOAA Weather Satellite Picture Main Page
National Weather Service Honolulu, HI (Hydrology in Hawaii)
Rainfall Atlas of Hawaii (Interactive Map) University of Hawai'i at Manoa
National Weather Service all hazards alert radios
Every
family, and many businesses, should have a National Weather Service
(NWS) all hazard alert radio. The NWS not only provides current weather
conditions and forecasts, they also transmit all hazard alerts for a
wide area. These alerts are not all weather related: such as "shelter in
place", "radiation hazard", "civil emergency message", "evacuation
immediate", "911 telephone outage" or "child abduction emergency". All
hazard alert radios can be programmed for only one county. The "Specific
Area Message Encoding" ( SAME ) is a 6 digit code: ABCDEF. A = in most
cases 0, it can be used to sub-divide a county into zones ( 1 - 9 )
otherwise zero for the entire county, BC = state number; DEF = county
number. Example: Clay county
Missouri 0 29 047 / 0 = entire county /
29 = Missouri state code/ 047 = Clay county code. If a hazard affects a
larger area or region, then all the affected counties will be
individually triggered by the alert signal. Most NWS radios can be
programmed for multiple counties.
The National Weather Service has seven radio channels, frequency modulated (FM) voice and data:
162.400, 162.425, 162.450, 162.475, 162.500, 162,525, and 162.550.
National Weather Service station coverage and "SAME" codes can be obtained a the NOAA web site.
Hawaii to Mainland (Click on Map for an Update)
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