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KEC39 Cambridge 162.525 "At 7 PM, at Ben Nelson Regional Airport at McCook, it was _. The temperature was _, with a dew point of _, and the relative humidity at _ percent. The wind was _ at _ miles an hour, and the pressure was _ inches, and _. At Lexington Jim Kelly Field [detailed conditions]... elsewhere within southwest Nebraska and northwest Kansas, it was _, with a temperature of _ at Cambridge, _ at North Platte, _ at Imperial, _ at Hill City, and _ at Goodland. Across south-central Nebraska, it was _. It was _ at Holdrege, _ at Kearney, and _ at Hastings. In central and western Nebraska, it was _. It was _ at Ord, _ at Valentine, and _ at Sidney. In eastern Nebraska, skies ranged... It was _ at Omaha, _ at Lincoln, and _ at Norfolk. In Kansas, skies ranged... it was _ at Dodge City, _ at Wichita, and _ at Topeka. And elsewhere around the region, skies ranged... it was _ at Denver, _ at Cheyenne, _ at Rapid City, _ at Kansas City, and _ at Des Moines. Again, at 7 PM within and near the listening area, it was _. It was _ at Cambridge, _ at Lexington, and _ at Hill City Kansas." "Now here is the hazardous weather outlook for south-central Nebraska and portions of north-central Kansas..." "The current time is __ Central Daylight Time." "Now here is the hazardous weather outlook for south-central Nebraska and portions of north-central Kansas..." "The current time is __ Central Daylight Time." "Here is your National Weather Service 7-day forecast, for Furnas and Gosper Counties, including Beaver City, Oxford and Elwood..." (6/23, 9/24, 4/25)

"You are listening to NOAA Weather Radio All-Hazards, station KEC39, broadcasting on a frequency of 162.525 megahertz from a tower near Cambridge, Nebraska. This station provides 24/7 weather information for four counties in Nebraska, and two in Kansas: Frontier, Furnas, Gosper, Red Willow, Decatur and Norton. Programming originates from the National Weather Service in Hastings, Nebraska, proudly serving parts of southern Nebraska and northern Kansas."