About This Site

The georgiaSKYWARN.com website provides resources for the Georgia SKYWARN linked repeater system, focusing on severe weather reporting for North and Central Georgia. It includes information on NWS resources, SKYWARN operations, active alerts, and the WX4PTC amateur radio station at NWS Peachtree City.

The site is maintained by Jack Parks (KQ4JP) and uses a shared stylesheet for consistent design across pages. All pages are mobile-responsive and accessible. Light and Dark modes are supported.

Site Structure

Below is a basic diagram of the site's structure, showing the main pages and their relationships.

                                +-------------------+
                                |     Home Page     |
                                |   (index.html)    |
                                +-------------------+
                                          |
              +----------------------- Links to --------------------+
              |                           |                         |
              v                           v                         v
        +-------------------+   +-------------------+   +-------------------+
        |   Alerts Page     |   |   WX4PTC Page     |   |   About Page      |
        |  (alerts.html)    |   |  (wx4ptc.html)    |   |   (about.html)    |
        +-------------------+   +-------------------+   +-------------------+
                                         |
                                         V
                                +-------------------+
                                |   Photo Archive   |
                                |(photoarchive.html)|
                                +-------------------+
		

All pages share the same navigation menu, header style, and footer. The site uses minimal JavaScript for mobile navigation and footer loading.

Service Area of NWS Atlanta

NWS Atlanta issues severe weather warnings (i.e. Tornado Warnings, Flash Flood Warnings, etc.) for 96 counties in northern and central Georgia. We call this our "CWA" or County Warning Area.