Station ID messages (broadcast every 20 minutes)

STATION ID FOR GEM, KS
"You are listening to NOAA Weather Radio Station WXK96, broadcasting from the National
Weather Service in Goodland.  We broadcast continuously on a frequency of 162.400 mega hertz
with tower facilities located near Gem Kansas."

STATION ID FOR LENORA, KS
"You are listening to NOAA Weather Radio Station WWF87, broadcasting from the National
Weather Service in Goodland.  We broadcast continuously on a frequency of 162.425 mega hertz
with tower facilities located near Lenora Kansas.  These tower facilities are provided by Rural
Telephone, and are financed by the Dane Hansen Foundation and the citizens of Norton and
Graham Counties"

STATION ID FOR BETHUNE, CO
"You are listening to NOAA Weather Radio Station WWF77, broadcasting from the National
Weather Service in Goodland.  We broadcast continuously on a frequency of 162.525 mega hertz
with tower facilities located near Bethune Colorado.  Facilities at Bethune are financed by the
citizens of Kit Carson County."

STATION ID FOR WRAY, CO
"You are listening to NOAA Weather Radio Station WXM87, broadcasting from the National
Weather Service in Goodland.  We broadcast continuously on a frequency of 162.475 mega hertz
with tower facilities located near Wray Colorado.  Tower and transmitter facilities are financed
by the citizens of Yuma county.  Commercial Radio Station KKCI in Goodland provides the
communications link from Goodland to Wray"

STATION ID FOR TRENTON, NE
"You are listening to NOAA Weather Radio Station WNG524, broadcasting from the National
Weather Service in Goodland.  We broadcast continuously on a frequency of 162.500 mega hertz
with tower facilities located near Trenton Nebraska.  Tower facilities are provided by Pinpoint
Communications.  Programming is funded through a joint effort by the Dane Hansen Foundation,
Southwest Public Power District, Southwest R C & D, The State of Nebraska's hazard mitigation
grant, and the citizens of Dundy, Hitchcock, and Red Willow Counties"

Goodland, KS Office (WWF-87 Burlington, CO & WXK-96 Colby/Goodland, KS):
* Both Craig and Donna are used. Craig handles the forecasts, hazardous 
weather outlooks, short term forecasts and watches and warnings, with Donna 
handling the synopsis and hourly weather roundup.
* Paul handles station ID. WXK-96 is identified as broadcasting from Gem, 
KS.
* Overall, other than having more of Donna, the stations had the feel and 
intonation of the Topeka NWR's.

Severe Weather Information on WXK-96:
I was in Oakley, KS yesterday when (as you may know) tornado warnings were 
issued for the Goodland area (also served by this NWR). Goodland suspends 
all normal programming and just broadcasts the watch/warning information 
when warnings go into effect. They run a station ID (done by Paul) that 
gives call sign, station location, and a short statement explaining 
suspension of normal programming during the "emergency" cycles.
   The watch statement was the standard fare, except that it ran a statement 
indicating that the counties in the watch in the Gem service area were, then 
ran the watch counties.
   The warnings had text that was just like Topeka's (Craig's intonation was 
EXACT!).
   Normal programming was resumed when the warnings expired.