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 VE6BRW writes "I just attended A GOA meeting in Grande Prairie about the new AFRRS system that will be comming into Alberta. They're goal will be to stat with a P25 phase I system and end up with a P25 phase II system, so all of those that are running conventional scanners....well bad news you won't be able to listen to any of the services that will be on the new system. ie: RCMP, Fire depts, Ambulance service, GOA like Fish&Wildlife, Sheriffs, Forestry etc... I've already converted and getting ready for it to come into effect. (ICOM 2500PCR c/w P25 & digital boards)"
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Posted by scanleth on Friday, April 25 @ 10:20:25 MST (32 reads)
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| Blizzard warning for: Medicine Hat-Bow Island-Suffield |
 Blizzard warning for: Medicine Hat-Bow Island-Suffield Issued at 3:30 PM MDT SUNDAY 20 APRIL 2008 HEAVY SNOW AND BLIZZARD CONDITIONS TONIGHT INTO MONDAY MORNING. A
DEEP LOW PRESSURE SYSTEM IN SOUTHERN SASKATCHEWAN IS TRACKING
NORTHWARDS AND THEN WESTWARDS TOWARDS CENTRAL ALBERTA OVERNIGHT INTO
MONDAY. WARM MOIST AIR ALOFT WRAPPING AROUND THE LOW WILL CONTINUE TO
GENERATE HEAVY SNOW IN REGIONS ALONG THE ALBERTA- SASKATCHEWAN BORDER
WHERE SOME AREAS MAY SEE LOCAL AMOUNTS OF 30 TO 50 CENTIMETRES BY
MONDAY. THE RED DEER AND DRUMHELLER REGIONS CAN SEE LOCAL AMOUNTS OF 10
TO 20 CENTIMETRES BY MONDAY.
IN ADDITION THIS SYSTEM IS PRODUCING STRONG NORTHERLY WINDS THAT WILL
CONTINUE TO GENERATE BLIZZARD CONDITIONS IN THE BROOKS, MEDICINE HAT,
CYPRESS HILLS, AND CORONATION REGIONS AND EASTERN SECTIONS OF THE
LETHBRIDGE REGIONS. CONDITIONS SHOULD GRADUALLY IMPROVE IN MOST OF THE
BLIZZARD WARNED REGIONS OVERNIGHT INTO MONDAY MORNING AS SNOWFALL
TAPERS OFF AND WINDS DIMINISH.
THIS SYSTEM IS ALSO PRODUCING BLOWING SNOW AND DRIFTING SNOW IN THE RED
DEER AND DRUMHELLER REGIONS GIVING POOR VISIBILITY OVER WIDESPREAD
AREAS TONIGHT INTO MONDAY. PLEASE REFER TO THE LATEST PUBLIC FORECASTS FOR FURTHER DETAILS. |
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Posted by jgudmuns on Sunday, April 20 @ 19:33:34 MST (12 reads)
(comments? | Score: 3)
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| Winter storm warning for: City of Edmonton-St. Albert-Sherwood Park |
Winter storm warning for: City of Edmonton-St. Albert-Sherwood Park Issued at 3:30 PM MDT SUNDAY 20 APRIL 2008 HEAVY
SNOW AND BLOWING SNOW DEVELOPING OVERNIGHT INTO MONDAY.
THIS IS A WARNING THAT DANGEROUS WINTER WEATHER CONDITIONS ARE IMMINENT
OR OCCURRING IN THESE REGIONS. MONITOR WEATHER CONDITIONS...LISTEN FOR
UPDATED STATEMENTS. A
DEEP LOW PRESSURE SYSTEM CURRENTLY IN SOUTHERN SASKATCHEWAN WILL TRACK
NORTHWARDS AND THEN WESTWARDS TOWARDS EAST CENTRAL ALBERTA. THIS LOW
PRESSURE SYSTEM WILL WRAP WARM MOIST AIR ALOFT INTO NORTH AND CENTRAL
REGIONS OF ALBERTA PRODUCING HEAVY SNOW OVERNIGHT INTO MONDAY. MANY
AREAS WILL SEE AT LEAST 10 TO 20 CENTIMETRES BY MONDAY AFTERNOON WITH
THE LLOYDMINSTER AND COLD LAKES REGIONS HAVING THE POTENTIAL TO SEE
LOCAL AMOUNTS OF 30 TO 50 CENTIMETRES BY LATE MONDAY. IN ADDITION
STRONG NORTHERLY WINDS ASSOCIATED WITH THIS SYSTEM WILL CONTINUE TO
GENERATE BLIZZARD CONDITIONS IN LLOYDMINSTER AND COLD LAKE REGIONS
TODAY INTO MONDAY. HEAVY DRIFTING AND REDUCED VISIBILITY DUE TO BLOWING
SNOW WILL CONTINUE THROUGH MONDAY OVER MOST OF NORTH AND CENTRAL
ALBERTA INCLUDING THE CITY OF EDMONTON. PLEASE REFER TO THE LATEST PUBLIC FORECASTS FOR FURTHER DETAILS. |
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Posted by jgudmuns on Sunday, April 20 @ 19:31:27 MST (16 reads)
(comments? | Score: 3)
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| Blizzard warning for: Lethbridge-Taber-Milk River |
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Issued at 3:30 PM MDT SUNDAY 20 APRIL 2008 HEAVY SNOW AND BLIZZARD CONDITIONS TONIGHT INTO MONDAY MORNING. A
DEEP LOW PRESSURE SYSTEM IN SOUTHERN SASKATCHEWAN IS TRACKING
NORTHWARDS AND THEN WESTWARDS TOWARDS CENTRAL ALBERTA OVERNIGHT INTO
MONDAY. WARM MOIST AIR ALOFT WRAPPING AROUND THE LOW WILL CONTINUE TO
GENERATE HEAVY SNOW IN REGIONS ALONG THE ALBERTA- SASKATCHEWAN BORDER
WHERE SOME AREAS MAY SEE LOCAL AMOUNTS OF 30 TO 50 CENTIMETRES BY
MONDAY. THE RED DEER AND DRUMHELLER REGIONS CAN SEE LOCAL AMOUNTS OF 10
TO 20 CENTIMETRES BY MONDAY.
IN ADDITION THIS SYSTEM IS PRODUCING STRONG NORTHERLY WINDS THAT WILL
CONTINUE TO GENERATE BLIZZARD CONDITIONS IN THE BROOKS, MEDICINE HAT,
CYPRESS HILLS, AND CORONATION REGIONS AND EASTERN SECTIONS OF THE
LETHBRIDGE REGIONS. CONDITIONS SHOULD GRADUALLY IMPROVE IN MOST OF THE
BLIZZARD WARNED REGIONS OVERNIGHT INTO MONDAY MORNING AS SNOWFALL
TAPERS OFF AND WINDS DIMINISH.
THIS SYSTEM IS ALSO PRODUCING BLOWING SNOW AND DRIFTING SNOW IN THE RED
DEER AND DRUMHELLER REGIONS GIVING POOR VISIBILITY OVER WIDESPREAD
AREAS TONIGHT INTO MONDAY. PLEASE REFER TO THE LATEST PUBLIC FORECASTS FOR FURTHER DETAILS. |
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Posted by jgudmuns on Sunday, April 20 @ 19:29:30 MST (13 reads)
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| One dead as blast rips biodiesel plant in High River |
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Anonymous writes " Calgary Herald
Tuesday, April 15, 2008
CALGARY - A 33-year old male is dead following an explosion at a biodiesel plant near High River.
Barrie Harrison, spokesman for Alberta Occupational Health and Safety, said the incident occurred at 11:50 a.m. today, approximately 5 kilometres west of High River at Western Biodiesel Inc. "All we know right now is that a worker was welding a biodiesel tank when the tank exploded. He was killed on site," Harrison said.
RCMP secured the site until OHS officers arrived. OHS officials will conduct an investigation, which is expected to take months, he said. Officials with the company, Western Biodiesel, would not comment on the incident |
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Posted by scanleth on Tuesday, April 15 @ 22:15:59 MST (15 reads)
(comments? | Score: 4)
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