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About This Site

Purpose & Mission

The Georgia SKYWARN website serves as the central hub for the Georgia SKYWARN linked repeater system, coordinating severe weather reporting across 96 counties in North and Central Georgia. We provide real-time weather alerts, repeater information, reporting guidelines, and direct coordination with the National Weather Service in Peachtree City (WX4PTC).

Technical Details

Built with clean HTML5, CSS3, and vanilla JavaScript—no external frameworks or dependencies. The site uses localStorage caching for efficient API calls, secure CSP headers, and follows mobile-first responsive design principles. Maintained by Jack Parks (KQ4JP).

Real-Time Weather Alerts

Automatic updates every 5 minutes from the NWS API, displaying active warnings on the homepage and comprehensive alerts on the dedicated alerts page.

Dual Navigation System

Site-wide navigation for moving between pages and page-specific navigation for jumping to sections within a page.

Repeater Directory

Complete listings of linked and non-linked SKYWARN repeaters with frequencies, coverage areas, and emergency power information.

Mobile-First Design

Fully responsive layout that works seamlessly on phones, tablets, and desktop computers.

Accessibility

WCAG 2.1 AA compliant with semantic HTML, ARIA labels, keyboard navigation, and automatic light/dark mode support.

NWS Resources

Direct links to weather tools, radar, forecasts, decision support products, and coordination contacts.

Contacts

Robert Burton (KD4YDC)

DEC ARES / NWS Peachtree City

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Lynn Bianco (KN4YZ)

Fayette County Emergency Coordinator

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David Christie (N5JEY)

Assistant District Emergency Coordinator, NWS Peachtree City

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David Nadler

NWS Warnings Coordinator, NWS Peachtree City

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Jack Parks (KQ4JP)

Webmaster, WX4PTC Team

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Service Area of NWS Atlanta

NWS Atlanta issues severe weather warnings (i.e. Tornado Warnings, Flash Flood Warnings, etc.) for 96 counties in northern and central Georgia. We call this our "CWA" or County Warning Area.

Our Forecast Area + Who Covers the Rest of the State