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'''KIG86 Columbus 162.550''' | '''KIG86 Columbus 162.550''' "Now here is the official National Weather Service forecast for central Ohio..." “Here are the 10 AM weather conditions. At the John Glenn Columbus International Airport... and now the conditions for selected locations across Ohio. Rickenbacker Airport... in Athens... at Mount Vernon... at Delaware... in Chillicothe... up in Cleveland... down in Cincinnati... and over in Dayton... once again, at 10 AM at the John Glenn Columbus International Airport..." "Now looking at the weather patterns affecting the southern Great Lakes and Ohio Valley region..." "Here is the near-shore marine forecast for waters within 5 nautical miles of the south shore of Lake Erie..." "The water temperature off Toledo is... off Cleveland... and off Erie..." | ||
Broadcast notes: Shown above is the broadcast cycle as heard in June 2024. There was a different set of Ohio conditions in the regional weather roundup when heard in August 2023: "Here are the 4 PM weather conditions. At the John Glenn Columbus International Airport... and now the conditions for selected locations across Ohio. At the Don Scott The Ohio State... Marion... Newark... Washington Court House... up in Cleveland... down in Cincinnati... and over in Dayton... once again, at 4 PM at the John Glenn Columbus International Airport…" | |||
Also heard sometimes: "The National Weather Service 8 to 14 day outlook for central Ohio, for the period ''[date range]''…" | |||
Intermittent ID: "This is NOAA Weather, All-Hazards radio station KIG86 Columbus, Ohio. Broadcasting on a frequency of 162.550 Megahertz, and serving central Ohio, including Columbus and vicinity. This broadcast originates from the National Weather Service office at Wilmington, Ohio." | |||
(8/23, 6/24) | |||
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[[Category:iln]] | [[Category:iln]] | ||
[[Category:550]] | [[Category:550]] | ||
Latest revision as of 18:13, 6 July 2024
KIG86 Columbus 162.550 "Now here is the official National Weather Service forecast for central Ohio..." “Here are the 10 AM weather conditions. At the John Glenn Columbus International Airport... and now the conditions for selected locations across Ohio. Rickenbacker Airport... in Athens... at Mount Vernon... at Delaware... in Chillicothe... up in Cleveland... down in Cincinnati... and over in Dayton... once again, at 10 AM at the John Glenn Columbus International Airport..." "Now looking at the weather patterns affecting the southern Great Lakes and Ohio Valley region..." "Here is the near-shore marine forecast for waters within 5 nautical miles of the south shore of Lake Erie..." "The water temperature off Toledo is... off Cleveland... and off Erie..."
Broadcast notes: Shown above is the broadcast cycle as heard in June 2024. There was a different set of Ohio conditions in the regional weather roundup when heard in August 2023: "Here are the 4 PM weather conditions. At the John Glenn Columbus International Airport... and now the conditions for selected locations across Ohio. At the Don Scott The Ohio State... Marion... Newark... Washington Court House... up in Cleveland... down in Cincinnati... and over in Dayton... once again, at 4 PM at the John Glenn Columbus International Airport…" Also heard sometimes: "The National Weather Service 8 to 14 day outlook for central Ohio, for the period [date range]…" Intermittent ID: "This is NOAA Weather, All-Hazards radio station KIG86 Columbus, Ohio. Broadcasting on a frequency of 162.550 Megahertz, and serving central Ohio, including Columbus and vicinity. This broadcast originates from the National Weather Service office at Wilmington, Ohio." (8/23, 6/24)
