NOAA Weather Radio

Last Updated: 11/23/2024 to reflect a frequency change in Safford, AZ.

Also see: https://weatherradio.net/nwr-change-tracking-5-19-2023/

Notes for NWR DXers: https://weatherradio.net/nwr-dx-notes/

Note 9-29-2024: The official NWS station listing recently modified listed power outputs for many stations to show exact radiated power as opposed to rounded. It will take some time to update my listing to match, so there will be some discrepancies between the two listings. This may be resolved sometime in October, though now I see the NWS has simply removed power outputs from the lists.

Column Key:
State – Two letter postal abbreviation.
Station – Usually official city/location of license. May be primary area served on occasion.
Location – Site location when known. Generally speaking, this will be a town or township, or a neighborhood within a city. 
Dir – Actual transmitter direction/heading from location named in location column, where known. May also indicate “Dntn” for “Downtown” or “Ctrl” for the central part of the named location.
Site – Physical site of the transmitter when known. May be an AM/FM/TV broadcast site, FAA-registered tower, building, or point of interest searchable on Google Maps.
Call (key) – Call sign of the transmitter. (Key) indicates that this record is the primary key in the database; it has no impact on the NWR data.
Frq – 162.*** MHz frequency where *** represents 400, 425, 450, 475, 500, 525 or 550.
Power – Power output when known.
Office – National Weather Service office responsible for the broadcast feed.
Notes – Station simulcast marked as //[call sign of origin station]. Other notes should be self-explanatory.


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