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NOAA Weather Radio stations in Colorado

KEC76 Denver 162.550 and WXM51 Mead/Longmont 162.475 “The 8 AM observations around northeast Colorado. Denver International Airport... Aurora... Centennial... Broomfield... Boulder... Fort Collins Loveland Airport... Greeley... elsewhere in Colorado... Monument Hill... Colorado Springs... Akron... Limon... Estes Park... Copper Mountain... Grand Junction... some other observations, Cheyenne... North Platte... Goodland... again, Denver International Airport...” “Here is the forecast for Boulder and the western Denver suburbs...” “Here is the forecast for Denver...” “Here is the extended forecast for the Denver and Boulder area...” “The forecast for the central Colorado mountains east of Vail Pass...” (5/22, 12/23)

"You are listening to NOAA All-Hazards Radio, broadcasting 24 hours a day from the National Weather Service office in Boulder. This broadcast serves the greater Denver metro area on stations KEC76 on 162.55 Megahertz in Denver, and WXM51 on 162.475 Megahertz in Mead."

KJY81 Canon City 162.500 “Here is the short term forecast for Canon City and vicinity…” “The extended forecast for Canon City…” “Here is the short term forecast for the Wet Mountain Valley including Westcliffe and Silver Cliff…” “The extended forecast for Wet Mountain Valley…” “At 5 PM, Fremont County Airport… Salida… Pueblo… Colorado Springs… Denver… Trinidad… once again, at 5 PM, Fremont County Airport… Salida…” (7/22)

KJY84 Anton 162.425 and KWN40 Fort Morgan 162.525 “The 8 AM observations around northeast Colorado. Akron... Fort Morgan [detailed conditions]... elsewhere... Yuma... Burlington... in Limon... Denver... Greeley... Sterling... Colorado Springs... Copper Mountain... Grand Junction... from outside Colorado, Cheyenne... North Platte... Goodland...” “Here is the forecast for Morgan County...” “Here is the forecast for Washington County...” “Here is the extended forecast for Washington and Morgan Counties...” (7/23, 9/23)

"You are listening to NOAA All-Hazards Radio, broadcasting 24 hours a day on frequency 162.425 Megahertz station KJY84 in Anton and 162.525 Megahertz on KWN40 in Fort Morgan. Broadcasts originate from the National Weather Service office in Boulder. These stations serve listeners in Morgan and Washington counties..."

KWN54 Durango 162.425 "The current time is __ Mountain Daylight Time." "Thanks for listening to NOAA Weather Radio KWN54 in Durango, broadcasting on a frequency of 162.425 Megahertz and originating from the National Weather Service office in Grand Junction, Colorado." "For eastern Utah and western Colorado, here is the latest weather synopsis..." "Now for the National Weather Service for Durango, Bayfield, Ignacio and the Animas River basin... and now the extended forecast..." "And now the forecast for the southwest San Juan Mountains including Silverton... and now the extended forecast..." "The 1 AM Mountain Daylight Time regional weather observations. At Durango... across western Colorado... Wolf Creek Pass... Cortez... Telluride... Montrose... Grand Junction... Pagosa Springs... across the region... Blanding... Farmington... Flagstaff... Albuquerque... Canyonlands Airport... Page, Arizona... once again, at 1 AM, at Durango..." (11/22)

KWN56 Steamboat Springs 162.525 "The current time is __ Mountain Daylight Time." "Thanks for listening to NOAA Weather Radio KWN56 in Steamboat Springs, broadcasting on a frequency of 162.525 Megahertz and originating from the National Weather Service office in Grand Junction, Colorado." “For eastern Utah and western Colorado, here is the latest weather synopsis...” “Here is your forecast, for the following area in Colorado: Grand and Summit Counties below 9000 feet...” “Now for the National Weather Service for the upper Yampa River Basin including Steamboat Springs and Oak Creek...” “And now the extended forecast...” “And now the forecast for the Elkhead and Park Mountains including Rabbit Ears Pass...” “And now the extended forecast...” “The 3 PM Mountain Standard Time regional weather observations. At Steamboat Springs... around the area... Hayden... Meeker... Craig... Eagle... Kremmling... Walden... elsewhere across the region... Grand Junction... Rawlins... Laramie... Denver... Cheyenne... once again, at 3 PM, at Steamboat Springs...” (1/23)

KXI90 Montrose 162.450 "The current time is __ Mountain Daylight Time." "Thanks for listening to NOAA Weather Radio KXI90 in Montrose, broadcasting on a frequency of 162.45 Megahertz and originating from the National Weather Service office in Grand Junction, Colorado." “For eastern Utah and western Colorado, here is the latest weather synopsis…” “Here is your forecast for the Uncompahgre River basin including Montrose, Delta and Paonia…” “Here is the forecast for the Uncompahgre Plateau, and Ridgway…” “Here is your forecast for Grand and Battlement Mesa including Cedaredge…” “The 2 PM Mountain Daylight Time regional weather observations. At Montrose… around the area… Grand Junction… Gunnison… Monarch Pass… Telluride… Nucla… elsewhere in Colorado… Rifle… Pueblo… Durango… Cortez… Aspen… once again, at 2 PM, at Montrose…” (4/19)

WNG579 Walsenburg 162.450 "Here is the short term forecast for Walsenburg and vicinity..." "The extended forecast for Walsenburg and vicinity..." "Now here is the hazardous weather outlook for portions of central, east-central, south-central and southeast Colorado..." (5/17)

KWN60 Lamar 162.525 and WNG664 Springfield 162.400 "At 7 AM, in Lamar... Springfield [detailed conditions]... around the region, La Junta... Burlington... Liberal... Pueblo... Colorado Springs... once again, at 7 AM, in Lamar... in Springfield..." "Here is the short term forecast for extreme southeast Colorado..." "The extended forecast for extreme southeast Colorado..." (8/24)

"Thanks for listening to Weather Radio KWN60, on a frequency of 162.525 megahertz, and WNG664, broadcasting from a tower in Springfield owned by Charter Communications, on a frequency of 162.4 megahertz."

WWF77 Bethune 162.525 "Now for the official National Weather Service forecast for the Bethune listening area..." "The extended outlook for [date range]..." "Now here is the hazardous weather outlook for extreme southwest Nebraska, northwest Kansas and east-central Colorado..." "Here are the 11 AM Central Daylight Time observations for eastern Colorado. At Burlington... elsewhere in the listening area... across the rest of the region, at Akron... at Limon... at Denver... in Colorado Springs... at Goodland, Kansas... once again, at Burlington..." (7/24)

"You are listening to NOAA All-Hazards radio station WWF77, broadcasting from the National Weather Service in Goodland. We broadcast continuously on a frequency of 162.525 megahertz with tower facilities located near Bethune, Colorado. Facilities at Bethune are financed by the citizens of Kit Carson County."

WWG43 Glenwood Springs 162.500 "The current time is __ Mountain Daylight Time." "Thanks for listening to NOAA Weather Radio WWG43 in Glenwood Springs, broadcasting on a frequency of 162.50 Megahertz and originating from the National Weather Service office in Grand Junction, Colorado." “For eastern Utah and western Colorado, here is the latest weather synopsis...” “Now for the National Weather Service forecast for the central Colorado River basin including Glenwood Springs and Carbondale... and now the extended forecast...” “And now the forecast for the central mountains including Aspen and Snowmass... and now the extended forecast...” “The 5 PM Mountain Standard Time weather observations, across western Colorado. At Sunlight Peak... at Aspen... at Eagle... in Rifle... at Meeker... elsewhere across the region... at Gunnison... at Montrose... at Grand Junction... at Denver International Airport... (no primary observation site)” (11/20, 12/21)

WWH32 Boyero 162.450 "The 8 AM observations. At Limon... throughout the region, Burlington... Goodland... Akron... in Fort Morgan... at Denver... Monument Hill... Colorado Springs... Pueblo... at La Junta... Lamar... Copper Mountain... Grand Junction..." "Here is the forecast for the Limon area..." "Here is the extended forecast for eastern Elbert and northern Lincoln counties..." (6/24)

WXM50 Greeley 162.400 and WXM92 Fort Collins 162.450 "The 9 AM observations for northeast Colorado. At Greeley... at Fort Collins Loveland Airport [detailed conditions]... elsewhere in Colorado, Denver... Broomfield... in Fort Morgan... Akron... Monument Hill... Colorado Springs... at Estes Park... Copper Mountain... Grand Junction... from outside Colorado, Laramie... Cheyenne... North Platte..." "Here is the forecast for the Fort Collins area..." "Here is the forecast for the Greeley area..." "Here is the extended forecast for the Fort Collins and Greeley area..." "Now here is the hazardous weather outlook for northeast and north-central Colorado..." (6/24)

WXM53 Sterling 162.400 “The 10 PM observations around northeast Colorado. Sterling… Akron [detailed conditions]… Holyoke… Yuma… Fort Morgan… elsewhere, Greeley… Denver… Limon… Burlington… Copper Mountain… Grand Junction… from outside Colorado, Cheyenne… Sidney… Ogallala… North Platte… Goodland…” “Here is the forecast for northeast Colorado…” “Here is the extended forecast for northeast Colorado…” (7/23)

WXM56 Colorado Springs 162.475 “Here is the short term forecast for Colorado Springs and vicinity...” “The extended forecast for Colorado Springs and vicinity...” “Here is the short term forecast for northern El Paso County including Monument, Air Force Academy, Black Forest and Calhan...” “The extended forecast for northern El Paso County including Monument, Air Force Academy, Black Forest and Calhan...” "Now here is the hazardous weather outlook for portions of central, east-central, south-central and southeast Colorado..." “At 2 PM, Colorado Springs... Air Force Academy... Elbert... Fort Carson... around the area, Denver... Pueblo... Limon... once again, at 2 PM, Colorado Springs...” (4/23)

WXM87 Wray 162.475 "Here is the regional weather summary for the high plains." "Now for the official National Weather Service forecast for the Wray listening area..." "The extended outlook for [date range]..." "Now here is the hazardous weather outlook for extreme southwest Nebraska, northwest Kansas and east-central Colorado..." "Here are the latest observations for the Tri-State Area. At Akron... at St. Francis... across the rest of the region, at Burlington... at Imperial... at Goodland... across southwest Nebraska, the temperature at McCook... the temperature at North Platte... the temperature at Yuma..." (5/24)

"You are listening to NOAA All-Hazards radio station WXM87, broadcasting from the National Weather Service in Goodland. We broadcast continuously on a frequency of 162.475 megahertz with tower facilities located near Wray, Colorado. Tower and transmitter facilities are financed by the citizens of Yuma County."

WZ2518 Eagle 162.450 "The current time is __ Mountain Daylight Time." "Thanks for listening to NOAA Weather Radio WZ2518 in Eagle, broadcasting on a frequency of 162.45 Megahertz and originating from the National Weather Service office in Grand Junction, Colorado." “For eastern Utah and western Colorado, here is the latest weather synopsis...”"Here is your forecast, for Vail and the central mountains..." "The 5 PM Mountain Daylight Time regional weather observations. At the Eagle County Airport in Gypsum... around the area... Aspen... Sunlight Peak... Steamboat Springs... Kremmling... Copper Mountain... Leadville... elsewhere in Colorado... Grand Junction... Denver International Airport... once again, at 5 PM, at the Eagle County Airport..." (7/18)