From the WxRadio Topica List:

La Junta, CO (WWG-23) & Alamosa (WXM-54)- Pueblo, CO office
* All programming on the Pueblo radios is done with Craig, and Paul handling
the station ID's.
* WWG-23 broadcasts forecasts for Otero and Crowley counties, Colorado, the
weather synopsis, and weather roundup across Colorado, New Mexico and
extreme southwest Kansas. They broadcast hazardous weather outlooks in the
morning. I personally thought the outlooks were a bit long winded (ditto for
WXM-54).
* WXM-54's ID identifies the station as serving the San Luis Valley and
surrounding mountains, with transmitter on Agua Ramon Mtn.; forecast for the
Sangre de Cristo, San Juan and La Garita Mtns. for that day or that night
only (depending on when you're listening), a full 7-day forecast for the San
Luis Valley, Alamosa climate summary twice a day (morning for previous day &
evening for statistics so far that day - the evening summary also states the
highest and lowest temp. in CO & high/low in US so far for that day - rather
interesting, and fun!), weather roundup for Colorado and New Mexico.

* Additional note: Santa Fe, NM (WXJ-33) is faintly audible at Alamosa in
the San Luis Valley (somewhat surprising because the valley is surrounded by
mountains) - I did not strain to listen to get details, but knew it was
WXJ-33 because of hourly roundup starting with Santa Fe, and short term
forecasts for counties near there. (Also, I listened to this station when I
was in Santa Fe last September, so I knew the basics of how the station
went.)

* Interesting note: When I was in Alamosa last September, all products were
done by Donna. So, they did a complete turnaround since then. They probably
realized that Craig is easier to understand.