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| ====== Weather Radio (WX) ====== | ====== Weather Radio (WX) ====== | ||
| - | > “One, two, three, four, is it snowing where you are Mr. Thiessen? If it is, would you telegraph back to me?” | + | > “One, two, three, four... Is it snowing where you are Mr. Thiessen? If it is, would you telegraph back to me?” |
| **Weather reports** have been an important part of radio usage since Day One. They now play a hand in guiding travel patterns, agriculture and global commerce. Nowadays there are all sorts of ways to get weather updates and alerts off of radio waves, including with a television and your cell phone. Even much of the weather data you read on the internet, only reaches it after first traversing through radio waves. **Big Weather doesn' | **Weather reports** have been an important part of radio usage since Day One. They now play a hand in guiding travel patterns, agriculture and global commerce. Nowadays there are all sorts of ways to get weather updates and alerts off of radio waves, including with a television and your cell phone. Even much of the weather data you read on the internet, only reaches it after first traversing through radio waves. **Big Weather doesn' | ||
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