You should be able to call like the 800-555-1212, 411, or look it up online.
The centers do have phone numbers. I have two "active" numbers for the local
office. How else would you get in touch to report as "Skywarn" observers and
so on? They depend on those reports. Maybe they changed their e-mail addy.
You shouldn't have to go to the "National" level to try to find an answer to
the local level. Give it another shot.

"**THE-RFI-EMI-GUY**" wrote in message
.. .
We have had some problems here in Seminole County Florida with the
transmitter going off air from time to time. My RS 12-262 gives an alarm
and I have to rescan to another tower frequently. I tried to contact NOAA
months ago but my e-mail was rejected. Does anyone know who at NOAA to
contact at a national level?

Crackles McFarly wrote:

It received it two times in the past but this past wednesday it was
silent for the whole weekly test time frame.

I checked NOAA and no significant weather was ongoing to prevent such
a test from being done.

Should I be concerned or does this happen now and then [that is, does
NOAA sometimes forget/fail to send out the weekly test?]

thanks



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