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Posted: Wed, Feb 23, 1994 4:53 PM EST Msg: NGJE-6100-4060 Subj: 88D to be commissioned at Twin Lakes Originally sent under 3 different AFOS headers; they are: WSHPNSWSH ADMN81 KWBC WSHPNSNMC NOUS41 KWBC WSHPNSFOS NOFS11 KWBC A copy of WSHPNSWSH follows: WSHPNSWSH ADMN81 KWBC 232131 NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE HEADQUARTERS PUBLIC INFORMATION STATEMENT 430 PM EST WED FEB 23 1994 ATTENTION: ALL NWS OFFICES, FAMILY OF SERVICES SUBSCRIBERS, NOAA WEATHER WIRE SERVICE SUBSCRIBERS, OTHER NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE PRODUCT USERS SUBJECT: NEXRAD Commissioning Notice ***** NOTICE ***** Another important milestone in the Doppler, Weather Surveillance Radar, (WSR-88D) program will be reached on February 28, 1994 when the National Weather Service (NWS) commissions the first WSR-88D radar at Twin Lakes, Oklahoma (location identifier TLX). The commissioning event will occur at approximately 11:30 AM Eastern. Commissioning means that the TLX radar will begin issuing products, such as the Radar Coded Message, in an official capacity. Also, products from the TLX radar available through the NEXRAD Information Dissemination Service will no longer have an experimental or test message appended to them. Persons wishing more information concerning the WSR-88D should contact their local National Weather Service office or call (301) 713-0070. END
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