Hams in Indiana, Kentucky and Ohio Provide Support During and After Tornado
Outbreak
A devastating storm system moved across the United States on March 2,
spawning a slew of tornadoes that contributed to at least 28 fatalities in
Indiana, Kentucky and Ohio. These tornadoes followed an earlier outbreak that
began on February 28 and left 13 dead across Kansas, Missouri, Illinois and
Tennessee and battered parts of Kentucky. The Clark County (Indiana) Emergency
Management Agency activated the local RACES team to help provide communications
support, hams in Eastern Kentucky set up SKYWARN nets to assist the local
National Weather Service office and Cincinnati-area hams supported the National
Weather Service and the American Red Cross.
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Hams Support During Tornado Outbreak
