Every Monday12:00 PM CT
ARRL News
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Every Wednesday8:30 PM CT
CRARC Net
Crowley’s Ridge Amateur Radio Club
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Every Sunday7:30 PM CT
Ken-Tenn Skywarn Net
Ken-Tenn Amateur Radio Association
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1st of the month7:00 PM CT
NWS Memphis Mid-South Skywarn Training Net
Monthly training net
2nd Tuesday11:00 AM CT
Mid-South Regional EmComm Net
Healthcare, EM, public safety and volunteers welcome
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3rd Tuesday6:30 PM CT
Arkansas Auxcom Net
Zone 1: Arkansas, SE Missouri and Memphis-area repeaters
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4th Monday8:30 PM CT
Nashoba Club Net
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As needed
Mid-South Skywarn Activation
Active during severe weather events
Mid-South Skywarn
The Midsouth Linked Repeater System is the official network of the Mid-South Skywarn Net, serving all 55 counties of the National Weather Service Memphis office. During severe weather, the WX4MEM net relays spotter observations and damage reports to forecasters.
- Net control coordinates radio traffic and makes sure important reports are passed clearly.
- Activation and deactivation criteria give the net structure as conditions change.
- When Skywarn is active, keep the system clear for severe-weather traffic unless you have a report.
Participation
- linked repeaters
- 22
- states covered
- 5
- NWS Memphis counties
- 55
- Skywarn check-ins in 2025
- 591
In 2025 the Mid-South Skywarn nets logged 591 check-ins across 20 nets, about 30 per net. By June 2026 the count was already 516 check-ins across 14 sessions, about 37 per net.