Asgarnian Tropical Weather Monotoring System

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Map of buoys monitored by the ATWMS.

The Asgarnian Tropical Weather Monotoring System (ATWMS) is composed of close to 75 monotoring buoys stationed throughout the waters surrounding Asgarnieu. It is designed to monitor and warn of incoming tsunamis, storms, earthquakes, or high waves. It has proved effective time and time again.

Warning System

Each buoy is linked to a transmitting unit on the seabed, connected by a chain. When the chain is pulled, the buoy transmits a signal to a satellite, which relays the signal back to the monotoring station, on Ruppio Island.

If a cell or wave is determined to be threatening any of the monitered nations, transmission is made, prompting meterologists to issue a warning or watch.

Most Recent Signal

 18 APRIL 2007 - 21:55.00
 ATWMS - STATION VENADA ISLAND/STATION RUPPIO ISLAND
 FROM THE ASGARNIAN TROPICAL WEATHER MONOTORING SYSTEM:
 AT 21:10.34, A STORM CELL WAS FOUND TO DISTURB A MONOTORING BUOY IN THE
 SEA OF LYONESSE. THIS IS A WARNING PROMPTING METEROLOGISTS IN VENADA ISLAND AND ASGARNIEU, TO ISSUE 
 ***STORM WARNINGS*** FOR EACH INDIVIDUAL NATION.
 THE WARNINGS SHOULD NOT BE RETRACTED UNTIL THE ATWMS STATION ON RUPPIO ISLAND HAS CONFIRMED
 THE DISSIPATION OF THE STORM SYSTEM.
 THIS HAS BEEN AN OFFICIAL WARNING TRANSMISSION FROM THE ASGARNIAN TROPICAL 
 WEATHER MONOTORING STATION.
 T-12...55/8...§304-RR-E2...ATWMS...LVN-3/2