This document provides a transmission schedule for the Deutscher Wetterdienst (German Weather Service) between their stations in Offenbach and Hamburg/Pinneberg. It lists the radio frequencies, call signs, power levels, emission classes, and transmission times for weather map images, forecasts, and analyses covering surface conditions, upper-level winds and temperatures, waves, ice, and tropical storms over areas like Europe, the North Atlantic, Baltic Sea, and North Sea. Maps and data are transmitted hourly or twice daily with repetitions, out to 72-hour forecasts.
This document provides a transmission schedule for the Deutscher Wetterdienst (German Weather Service) between their stations in Offenbach and Hamburg/Pinneberg. It lists the radio frequencies, call signs, power levels, emission classes, and transmission times for weather map images, forecasts, and analyses covering surface conditions, upper-level winds and temperatures, waves, ice, and tropical storms over areas like Europe, the North Atlantic, Baltic Sea, and North Sea. Maps and data are transmitted hourly or twice daily with repetitions, out to 72-hour forecasts.
This document provides a transmission schedule for the Deutscher Wetterdienst (German Weather Service) between their stations in Offenbach and Hamburg/Pinneberg. It lists the radio frequencies, call signs, power levels, emission classes, and transmission times for weather map images, forecasts, and analyses covering surface conditions, upper-level winds and temperatures, waves, ice, and tropical storms over areas like Europe, the North Atlantic, Baltic Sea, and North Sea. Maps and data are transmitted hourly or twice daily with repetitions, out to 72-hour forecasts.
This document provides a transmission schedule for the Deutscher Wetterdienst (German Weather Service) between their stations in Offenbach and Hamburg/Pinneberg. It lists the radio frequencies, call signs, power levels, emission classes, and transmission times for weather map images, forecasts, and analyses covering surface conditions, upper-level winds and temperatures, waves, ice, and tropical storms over areas like Europe, the North Atlantic, Baltic Sea, and North Sea. Maps and data are transmitted hourly or twice daily with repetitions, out to 72-hour forecasts.
