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'''162.475 MHz'''

Last updated 4/14/2025. Stations added to the database since may not be listed here. For a list sorted by state, in Microsoft Word format, [https://weatherradio.net/wp-content/uploads/2025/02/162.475.docx click here].

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''KHB55 Frenchville, ME'' - Not currently in this database, but as a NWS Caribou station there are some distinctives to listen for. "Here is information about a recreational forecast..." "Here is the short range forecast for..." "Here is the long range forecast for the listening area..." "Here are the 3 PM weather observations... throughout northern Maine... at Bangor and across Downeast Maine... in southern Maine... elsewhere in New England... and in nearby Canada..."

''KIG77 Cape Hatteras, NC'' - Not currently in this database. As a NWS Newport/Morehead City transmitter, listeners can expect to hear the following particulars: "Here is the offshore waters forecast, for the following marine location: Cape Hatteras to Cape Fear to 100 nautical miles offshore..." "Here is the surf zone forecast for..." "Here are the next four tides at select locations in the listening area..." "Here is the tropical weather outlook for the North Atlantic, Caribbean Sea and the Gulf of Mexico..." "Here are the 3 PM Eastern Daylight Time observations across eastern North Carolina..." "Here are the coastal marine and buoy reports. All wind speeds are given in knots, and temperatures in degrees Fahrenheit..." "Here is the forecast for the (Cape Hatteras?) listening area..." "Here is the extended forecast for the (Cape Hatteras?) listening area..." 

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''KJY88 Perryton, TX'' - Not currently in this database, but as a NWS Amarillo station there are several details to listen for. "Here is the 7-day forecast, for Perryton and surrounding areas..." "The 2 PM area weather roundup. At (Perryton?)... elsewhere in the Panhandles... in the surrounding areas... once again in (Perryton?)..." Expect a creative introduction to Mesonet observations with several smaller locations around the Texas Panhandle named. "Now here is the hazardous weather outlook for the Texas and Oklahoma Panhandles..."

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''KWN42 Rolla, ND'' - Not currently in this database. As a NWS Bismarck transmitter, there are some distinctives to listen for. Hourly weather roundup: "Here are the weather conditions at 3 PM Central Daylight Time. (Rolla will be a primary observation site, but there may be several others too)... elsewhere around North Dakota... in eastern Montana... in southern Canada... once again, at (Rolla?)..." "The regional weather forecast from your National Weather Service office in Bismarck..." "Here is the forecast for the Rolla listening area..." 

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''KXI29 Whittier, AK'' - Not currently in this database. This NWS Anchorage transmitter has a very small signal range and broadcasts from a village accessible only by sea, or shared vehicle/rail tunnel. Expect a format similar to the following: "This is the NOAA Weather Radio KXI29 in Whittier. Information on this broadcast may also be accessed on the Internet at www.weather.gov." “Local observations at 6 AM, on [date]..." (Marine forecasts should be for the "Northwest Prince William Sound" zone.)

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''KZZ45 Virginia, MN'' - Not currently in this database. As a NWS Duluth station, there are a few particulars to listen for. The station ID should include the phrase "to serve the residents of". "Now here is the hazardous weather outlook for portions of northeast Minnesota and northwest Wisconsin..." "And now your local forecast..." "These are the 10 AM observations for [date]]. At (Hibbing?)... around the area... elsewhere in Minnesota..."

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''KZZ68 Van Wert, IA'' - Not currently in this database. This is a NWS Des Moines transmitter, and we can expect programming to be very similar to the following example. "This is NOAA All-Hazards weather radio station KZZ68 near Van Wert, Iowa, transmitting on 162.475 Megahertz. This broadcast originates at the National Weather Service at Des Moines, Iowa." "Now for the official National Weather Service forecast for __ surrounding locations... again, the forecast for __ and surrounding locations..." "These are the 7 PM conditions for the (either Van Wert or Osceola) area. At the (Osceola airport? Could also be Lamoni)... looking around the area... here are some conditions elsewhere in Iowa and Missouri... now for a few weather conditions around the region... once again, at 7 PM, in __..." "Now here is the hazardous weather outlook for portions of central Iowa..."

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''WNG556 Moab, UT'' - Not currently in this database. This is a NWS Grand Junction station, so can likely expect a format similar to their other stations. "Thanks for listening to NOAA Weather Radio WNG556..." “For eastern Utah and western Colorado, here is the latest weather synopsis...” “Now for the National Weather Service forecast for... and now the extended forecast...” “And now the forecast for... and now the extended forecast...” “The 5 PM Mountain Standard Time weather observations... elsewhere across the region..."

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''WNG569 Afton, WY'' - Not currently in this database. This is a NWS Riverton station, and will have elements similar to the following. "You are listening to NOAA Weather Radio, the voice of the National Weather Service, serving ___, and originating from the National Weather Service office in Riverton." "Current weather conditions at 8 AM, at ____ (possibly multiple detailed observations)... around western Wyoming... for central and eastern Wyoming... across the region... once again, at ___..." "The current weather synopsis for western and central Wyoming..." "Now, for the official National Weather Service forecast, for the (Star Valley?)... and now the extended forecast..."

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''WNG605 Burley, ID'' - Not currently in this database. This is a NWS Pocatello station. The broadcast cycle exhibits certain identifiers. ID: "This is WNG605 broadcasting on a frequency of 162.475 megahertz." "Here are the 9 AM observations for eastern Idaho, for [date]... some observations around inter-mountain region..." "Now for the official National Weather Service forecast for... and now the extended forecast for the radio listening area..."

''WNG638 Dillon, MT'' - Not currently in this database. This is a NWS Great Falls station, and stations from this office helpfully list the transmitter name at several points in the broadcast. For example, "And now the forecast for the Dillon area..." "Here are the 4 PM observations for [date]. Across southwest Montana, at Dillon..." "And now the extended forecast for the Dillon area..." However, NWS Great Falls broadcasts are also notorious for changing the broadcast order and some products are irregular.

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''WNG688 Ringsted, IA'' - Not currently in this database. NWS Des Moines station. Station ID will be similar to this: "This is NOAA All-Hazards weather radio station WNG688 at Ringsted, Iowa, transmitting on 162.475 Megahertz. This broadcast originates at the National Weather Service at Des Moines, Iowa." Forecast message is similar to: "Now for the official National Weather Service forecast, for (Ringsted?) and surrounding locations... again, the forecast for (Ringsted?) and surrounding locations..." "These are the 9 AM conditions for the (Ringsted?) area... here are some conditions elsewhere in Iowa... now for a few weather conditions around the region... once again, at 9 AM, in ___" "Now here is the hazardous weather outlook for portions of central Iowa..." 

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''WWF50 Plentywood, MT'' - Not currently in this database, but listeners can expect a similar program to that of other northeast Montana stations programmed by NWS Glasgow. "Here are the latest observations across northeast Montana as of 2 PM. At (Scobey?)... elsewhere in Montana... in North Dakota... in southern Saskatchewan... once again, (Scobey?)..." "Here is the latest National Weather Service forecast for (Scobey?) and the surrounding area, issued at __ Mountain Daylight Time..." "NOAA All-Hazards programming originates at the National Weather Service office in Glasgow, Montana. You can visit our website at weather.gov/ggw, or follow us on Facebook and Twitter by following the handle @NWSGlasgow." "Issued at __ Mountain Daylight Time, this is the regional weather summary for the eastern two-thirds of Montana, southern Saskatchewan, and western North Dakota..."

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''WWF59 Hawthorne, NV'' - Not currently in this database. As a NWS Reno station, there are a few particulars to listen for. "This is the weather synopsis for the Sierra and western Nevada..." "Now for the official National Weather Service forecast for..." "Here are the 10 AM observations... along Interstate 80 and across Central California to the coast... in the eastern Sierra and south along Highway 395..."

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''WWG39 Soldotna, AK'' - Not currently in this database. As a NWS Anchorage station, we can assume hourly observations in the format "Local observations at 4 o'clock PM, on [date]..." and pressure reports in millibars. Forecast introduced with "Here is the forecast, for..." and marine forecasts introduced with "The coastal waters forecast, for the following..."

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''WXK78 Alexandria, LA'' - Not currently in this database. As a NWS Lake Charles station, listeners can expect the weather roundup to be introduced with "These are the 2 PM observations. At Alexandria... throughout northern Louisiana and eastern Texas... again, at 2 PM in Alexandria..." "And now for your 7-day forecast..." "This is the NOAA Weather Radio WXK78 in (Alexandria or Jena), the voice of the National Weather Service."

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''WXL59 Rocky Mount, NC'' - Not currently in this database. Programming from NWS Raleigh. Expect a program similar to the following: "This is NOAA Weather Radio, All Hazards, station WXL59, operating on frequency 162.475 megahertz. This program originates from the National Weather Service in Raleigh, and is transmitted from an antenna located southeast of Rocky Mount, in Edgecombe County. This station serves the northern Coastal Plain of North Carolina." "Here is the latest weather synopsis..." "Here is the latest National Weather Service forecast, for (Rocky Mount and vicinity?)" "Here are the 5 PM observations for the northern coastal plain of North Carolina. At the Rocky Mount-Wilson Airport... at Greenville... elsewhere across the state this hour... at Tarboro Edgecombe Airport... at Asheville... at Greensboro... at Raleigh... at Louisburg... at Fayetteville... at Goldsboro... at Kinston... at Wilmington... at Cape Hatteras..."

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''WXM54 Alamosa, CO'' - Not currently in this database. As a NWS Pueblo station, listeners can expect certain details. "Here is the short term forecast for..." "The extended forecast for..." "Now here is the hazardous weather outlook for portions of central, east-central, south-central and southeast Colorado..." "At 1 PM, in Alamosa... around the state... once again, at 1 PM, Alamosa..."

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''WXN89 Coleman, TX'' - Not currently in this database. As a NWS San Angelo station, there are certain details listeners can expect to hear. "Here is the Coleman area forecast... and now for the extended forecast..." "At 1 PM at ___... elsewhere across the Lone Star State... and again, at __." "And now, here is your regional weather summary, for west-central Texas." "Now, here is a quick forecast summary, for west-central Texas..."

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''WZ2522 Ukiah/Carney Butte, OR'' - Not currently in this database. As a NWS Pendleton station, there are a few particulars to listen for. "The forecast for... issued at [time and date]..." "And now the extended forecast for..." "The 8 to 14 day outlook from '[date]' through '[date]' for..." "These are the 9 AM observations. At..."

''WZ2533 Ekalaka, MT'' - Not currently in this database. Programming is from NWS Billings and we can expect a similar pattern as on nearby transmitters. "These are the 4 PM observations for (Ekalaka?) and surrounding area, on [date]. At ___... across Montana... across Wyoming... across the western Dakotas..." "Now for the official National Weather Service forecast for the (Ekalaka?) area... and now the extended forecast..." "The 8 to 14 day outlook, for Montana, east of the Continental Divide, valid from [date range]..."

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''WZ2541 Pharr, TX'' - Not currently in this database. Programming is in Spanish, from the NWS office in Brownsville.

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