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WXM32 Columbus 162.400 “The following reports of weather temperature and wind were made at 5 PM. Columbus… Fort Benning [detailed conditions]… elsewhere around the region, Auburn… Macon… Albany… Atlanta… Anniston… Dothan… Montgomery… Peachtree City… Birmingham…” “Here is the hazardous weather outlook…” “Here is the official forecast from your National Weather Service, for the Columbus listening area… and now the extended forecast…” (8/20) | '''WXM32 Columbus 162.400''' “The following reports of weather temperature and wind were made at 5 PM. Columbus… Fort Benning ''[detailed conditions]''… elsewhere around the region, Auburn… Macon… Albany… Atlanta… Anniston… Dothan… Montgomery… Peachtree City… Birmingham…” “Here is the hazardous weather outlook…” “Here is the official forecast from your National Weather Service, for the Columbus listening area… and now the extended forecast…” (8/20) | ||
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Latest revision as of 12:49, 4 June 2024
WXM32 Columbus 162.400 “The following reports of weather temperature and wind were made at 5 PM. Columbus… Fort Benning [detailed conditions]… elsewhere around the region, Auburn… Macon… Albany… Atlanta… Anniston… Dothan… Montgomery… Peachtree City… Birmingham…” “Here is the hazardous weather outlook…” “Here is the official forecast from your National Weather Service, for the Columbus listening area… and now the extended forecast…” (8/20)
