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Aside September 3, 2014 Jay Farlow Leave a comment

Remaining fog will burn off quickly this AM. Here's the view from @NWSIWX. What's it look like where you are? pic.twitter.com/zwUprBF5Du

— NWS Northern Indiana (@NWSIWX) September 3, 2014

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IWX issues A few slick spots on roads this morning for Eastern St. Joseph, Elkhart, Marshall, Northern La Porte, Southern La Porte, Starke, Western St. Joseph [IN] and Cass, Northern Berrien, Southern Berrien [MI] till 9:30 AM EST
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W9LW is my FCC-assigned, amateur (ham) radio call sign. I'm Jay Farlow and I've been a ham since 1973. I've been a volunteer storm spotter for the National Weather Service SKYWARN program since the 1970s. I've also been a volunteer EMT and firefighter and member of a disaster medical assistance team. I served on the leadership team of Associated Churches Active in Disaster, a ministry of Associate Churches of Fort Wayne and Allen County. I'm a former broadcast journalist. Currently, I work as an independent public relations consultant. Learn more about w9lw at www.qrz.com/db/w9lw.

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