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	~~<small>~~'''WXJ69 San Juan 162.400''' '~~'Not currently~~ in ~~the database~~.~~'' As a NWS~~ San Juan ~~station, we can expect broadcasts in English~~ and ~~Spanish, with numerous forecasts led with~~ "The forecast for the ~~following~~" for ~~land forecasts, and~~ "The ~~marine~~ forecast for..." for ~~marine~~. ~~These broadcasts have a tendency to try to pronounce abbreviations leading to some fragmented or erroneous announcements~~. "These are the ~~noon~~ observations for the local area airports on [date]. San Juan~~... Ponce~~... at Aguadilla... Ceiba... Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas... Christiansted, St. Croix..."</~~small>~~		'''WXJ69 San Juan 162.400''' "You're listening to NOAA Weather Radio station WXJ69, transmitting on a frequency of 162.40 megahertz, from Cerro Alto de la Mesa in Aguas Buenas." "The forecast for San Juan and vicinity..." "The forecast for northeast..." "The forecast for southeast..." "The forecast for north-central..." "The forecast for Ponce and vicinity and for the southwest..." "The forecast for northwest..." "The forecast for Mayaguez and vicinity..." "The forecast for Culebra and Vieques..." "These are the midnight observations for the local area airports, on ''[date]''. San Juan... at Aguadilla ''[detailed conditions]''... Ceiba ''[detailed conditions]''... Charlotte Amalie-St. Thomas ''[detailed conditions]''... Christiansted Street Croix ''(yes, "street")'' ''[detailed conditions]''..." "The coastal waters forecast. The synopsis for Puerto Rico and the US Virgin Island waters..." "The marine forecast for the Atlantic waters of Puerto Rico and USVI from 10 nautical miles to 19.5 N..." "The marine forecast for the coastal waters of northern Puerto Rico out 10 nautical miles..." "The marine forecast for the coastal waters from Cabo San Juan to the waters between Anegada Island and Virgin Gorda and north 10 nautical miles..." "The marine forecast for the Anegada Passage east of Virgin Gorda and St. Croix south to north..." "The marine forecast for the coastal waters east of Puerto Rico, around Vieques, and around and just north of Culebra and St. John..." "The marine forecast for the Caribbean waters of Puerto Rico from 10 nautical miles to north, including the coastal waters of St. Croix..." "The marine forecast for the coastal waters of southern Puerto Rico out to 10 nautical miles..." "The marine forecast for the Mona Passage southward to north..." "The marine forecast for the coastal waters of northwestern Puerto Rico out 10 nautical miles..." "The marine forecast for the coastal waters for southwestern Puerto Rico out 10 nautical miles..." (4/25)

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	<small>'''~~WXJ68 Maricao 162.550 and~~ WXJ69 San Juan 162.400''' ''Not currently in the database.'' As a NWS San Juan station, we can expect broadcasts in English and Spanish, with numerous forecasts led with "The forecast for the following" for land forecasts, and "The marine forecast for..." for marine. These broadcasts have a tendency to try to pronounce abbreviations leading to some fragmented or erroneous announcements. "These are the noon observations for the local area airports on [date]. San Juan... Ponce... at Aguadilla... Ceiba... Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas... Christiansted, St. Croix..."</small>		<small>'''WXJ69 San Juan 162.400''' ''Not currently in the database.'' As a NWS San Juan station, we can expect broadcasts in English and Spanish, with numerous forecasts led with "The forecast for the following" for land forecasts, and "The marine forecast for..." for marine. These broadcasts have a tendency to try to pronounce abbreviations leading to some fragmented or erroneous announcements. "These are the noon observations for the local area airports on [date]. San Juan... Ponce... at Aguadilla... Ceiba... Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas... Christiansted, St. Croix..."</small>

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	'''WXJ68 Maricao 162.550 and WXJ69 San Juan 162.400''' ''Not currently in the database.'' As a NWS San Juan station, we can expect broadcasts in English and Spanish, with numerous forecasts led with "The forecast for the following" for land forecasts, and "The marine forecast for..." for marine. These broadcasts have a tendency to try to pronounce abbreviations leading to some fragmented or erroneous announcements. "These are the noon observations for the local area airports on [date]. San Juan... Ponce... at Aguadilla... Ceiba... Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas... Christiansted, St. Croix..."		<small>'''WXJ68 Maricao 162.550 and WXJ69 San Juan 162.400''' ''Not currently in the database.'' As a NWS San Juan station, we can expect broadcasts in English and Spanish, with numerous forecasts led with "The forecast for the following" for land forecasts, and "The marine forecast for..." for marine. These broadcasts have a tendency to try to pronounce abbreviations leading to some fragmented or erroneous announcements. "These are the noon observations for the local area airports on [date]. San Juan... Ponce... at Aguadilla... Ceiba... Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas... Christiansted, St. Croix..."</small>

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'''WXJ68 Maricao 162.550 and WXJ69 San Juan 162.400''' ''Not currently in the database.'' As a NWS San Juan station, we can expect broadcasts in English and Spanish, with numerous forecasts led with "The forecast for the following" for land forecasts, and "The marine forecast for..." for marine. These broadcasts have a tendency to try to pronounce abbreviations leading to some fragmented or erroneous announcements. "These are the noon observations for the local area airports on [date]. San Juan... Ponce... at Aguadilla... Ceiba... Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas... Christiansted, St. Croix..."