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You can now receive your weather forecast from the National Weather Service anywhere/anytime using your wireless device. All you need is a wireless device that can surf the Internet along with a wireless Internet service provider. Read the full Service Description Document about this experimental service.

You can use either of the following URL's to access your complete weather forecast:

• HTTP enabled wireless devices: mobile.weather.gov
• WAP enabled wireless devices: cell.weather.gov

What kind of weather information can I receive?Once you enter your "City, St" or zip code, you will receive your current weather information and links to the following...

• Forecast-at-a-Glance - a quick word or two describing the weather and a forecast temperature for the next 36 hours.
• Detailed forecast - The complete forecast text issued by the local NWS weather office for the next seven days.
• Doppler Radar Image - This is the same image available you are used to seeing from our website, just transformed into the best possible image that your wireless device can display.2

Tell us what you think! You can help NWS make this service better by taking this survey and providing your feedback and suggestions.
1Your reception is subject to your wireless providers area of coverage.
2The color and quality of images and graphics will vary with make and model of the wireless device. Depending on the capability of your device, not all available links will work.

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[gocubsgo]

The NOAA Facebook page has something on the weather radios being down. They couldn't have picked a worse day for those things not to work!

[Irishmen]

Originally Posted by gocubsgo

The NOAA Facebook page has something on the weather radios being down. They couldn't have picked a worse day for those things not to work!

OK and thanks for the info.

[graciegirl]

I hear here a difference between coastal folks and inland folks. We in the middle section, inland areas of the U.S. are used to tornado watches and don't get worried until we see a tornado WARNING.

Many, many, many watches never become warnings...but some do.

[gocubsgo]

They claim the Tampa tower was hit hard by lightning.

[Irishmen]

Originally Posted by gocubsgo

They claim the Tampa tower was hit hard by lightning.

Good point of information. Maybe switch to Jacksonville frequency? We're a 9 iron away from Marion County