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Admin at 13:38, 17 January 2026

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	'''KHB52 Richmond 162.500''' "Now here is the official National Weather Service forecast, for the Whitewater valley of east-central Indiana and portions of the Miami valley of Ohio..." "Here are the 4 PM weather conditions. At the Richmond Municipal Airport..~~. and~~ now the conditions for selected cities in Ohio and Indiana. Elsewhere in Indiana, Indianapolis.~~.. at~~ Muncie.~~.. in~~ Portland.~~.. and~~ in Fort Wayne... In Hamilton.~~.. at~~ Cincinnati.~~.. once~~ again, at 4 PM, at the Richmond Municipal Airport..." "Now looking at the weather patterns affecting the southern Great Lakes and Ohio Valley region..." (6/24)		'''KHB52 Richmond 162.500''' "Now here is the official National Weather Service forecast, for the Whitewater valley of east-central Indiana and portions of the Miami valley of Ohio..." "Here are the 4 PM weather conditions. At the Richmond Municipal Airport, under _ skies, the temperature was _ degrees, and the relative humidity _ percent. The wind _ at _ miles an hour, the barometric pressure was _ inches and _. And now the conditions for selected cities in Ohio and Indiana. Elsewhere in Indiana, Indianapolis, _ and _. At Muncie, _ and _. In Portland, _ and _. And in Fort Wayne, _ and _. In Hamilton, _ and _. At Cincinnati, _ and _. Once again, at 4 PM, at the Richmond Municipal Airport, it was _ degrees under _ skies." "Now looking at the weather patterns affecting the southern Great Lakes and Ohio Valley region..." (6/24)

	Intermittent ID: "This is NOAA Weather, All-Hazards radio station KHB52 Richmond, Indiana. The voice of the National Weather Service. Broadcasting on a frequency of 162.500 ~~Megahertz~~, and serving east-central Indiana and western Ohio. This broadcast originates from the National Weather Service office at Wilmington, Ohio."		Intermittent ID: "This is NOAA Weather, All-Hazards radio station KHB52 Richmond, Indiana. The voice of the National Weather Service. Broadcasting on a frequency of 162.500 megahertz, and serving east-central Indiana and western Ohio. This broadcast originates from the National Weather Service office at Wilmington, Ohio."

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	'''KHB52 Richmond 162.500''' "Now here is the official National Weather Service forecast, for the Whitewater valley of east-central Indiana and portions of the Miami valley of Ohio..." "Here are the 4 PM weather conditions. At the Richmond Municipal Airport... and now the conditions for selected cities in Ohio and Indiana. Elsewhere in Indiana, Indianapolis... at Muncie... in Portland... and in Fort Wayne... In Hamilton... at Cincinnati... once again, at 4 PM, at the Richmond Municipal Airport..." "Now looking at the weather patterns affecting the southern Great Lakes and Ohio Valley region..."		'''KHB52 Richmond 162.500''' "Now here is the official National Weather Service forecast, for the Whitewater valley of east-central Indiana and portions of the Miami valley of Ohio..." "Here are the 4 PM weather conditions. At the Richmond Municipal Airport... and now the conditions for selected cities in Ohio and Indiana. Elsewhere in Indiana, Indianapolis... at Muncie... in Portland... and in Fort Wayne... In Hamilton... at Cincinnati... once again, at 4 PM, at the Richmond Municipal Airport..." "Now looking at the weather patterns affecting the southern Great Lakes and Ohio Valley region..." (6/24)

	Intermittent ID: "This is NOAA Weather, All-Hazards radio station KHB52 Richmond, Indiana. The voice of the National Weather Service. Broadcasting on a frequency of 162.500 Megahertz, and serving east-central Indiana and western Ohio. This broadcast originates from the National Weather Service office at Wilmington, Ohio."		Intermittent ID: "This is NOAA Weather, All-Hazards radio station KHB52 Richmond, Indiana. The voice of the National Weather Service. Broadcasting on a frequency of 162.500 Megahertz, and serving east-central Indiana and western Ohio. This broadcast originates from the National Weather Service office at Wilmington, Ohio."

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2024-07-06T17:57:50Z

Created page with "'''KHB52 Richmond 162.500''' "Now here is the official National Weather Service forecast, for the Whitewater valley of east-central Indiana and portions of the Miami valley of Ohio..." "Here are the 4 PM weather conditions. At the Richmond Municipal Airport... and now the conditions for selected cities in Ohio and Indiana. Elsewhere in Indiana, Indianapolis... at Muncie... in Portland... and in Fort Wayne... In Hamilton... at Cincinnati... once again, at 4 PM, at the Ric..."

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'''KHB52 Richmond 162.500''' "Now here is the official National Weather Service forecast, for the Whitewater valley of east-central Indiana and portions of the Miami valley of Ohio..." "Here are the 4 PM weather conditions. At the Richmond Municipal Airport... and now the conditions for selected cities in Ohio and Indiana. Elsewhere in Indiana, Indianapolis... at Muncie... in Portland... and in Fort Wayne... In Hamilton... at Cincinnati... once again, at 4 PM, at the Richmond Municipal Airport..." "Now looking at the weather patterns affecting the southern Great Lakes and Ohio Valley region..."

Intermittent ID: "This is NOAA Weather, All-Hazards radio station KHB52 Richmond, Indiana. The voice of the National Weather Service. Broadcasting on a frequency of 162.500 Megahertz, and serving east-central Indiana and western Ohio. This broadcast originates from the National Weather Service office at Wilmington, Ohio."

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