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National Weather Service Huntsville Alabama

KIH20 Huntsville 162.400 "The metropolitan area weather conditions at 6 PM. In Huntsville, at the International Airport... in Meridianville [detailed conditions]... at Pryor Field near Decatur [detailed conditions]... elsewhere across the area, from west to east... Vinemont... Cullman... Fayetteville... Albertville... Winchester... at Scottsboro... Fort Payne... Valley Head... once again, at 6 PM, in Huntsville, at the International Airport... at Pryor Field near Decatur..." "Regional weather conditions at 6 PM... Chattanooga... Memphis... Nashville... Atlanta... Birmingham... Tupelo... Knoxville..." "Now here is the local forecast..." (12/22, 10/23)

WNG642 Arab 162.525 “At 3 PM at Albertville Regional Airport... at Cullman Regional Airport [detailed conditions]... at the Cullman Agricultural Station... elsewhere across the area, Fort Payne... Scottsboro... Gadsden... Huntsville... Decatur... Muscle Shoals... once again, at 3 PM, at Albertville Regional Airport... and at Cullman Regional Airport..." "Regional weather conditions at 3 PM... Chattanooga... Memphis... Nashville... Atlanta... Birmingham... Tupelo... Knoxville..." "Now here is the local forecast, for the Guntersville, Arab, Boaz and Albertville listening areas..." (12/22, 5/24)

"You are listening to the voice of the National Weather Service on NOAA Weather Radio station WNG642 broadcast as a public service from the transmission facilities of WAFN Fun 92.7 Radio in Arab, Alabama. This broadcast originates from the National Weather Service office in Huntsville, and is transmited on a frequency of 162.525."

WWF66 Cullman 162.450 “At 3 PM at Cullman Regional Airport... at Pryor Field near Decatur [detailed conditions]... elsewhere across the area, Birmingham... Gadsden... Haleyville... Huntsville... Muscle Shoals... Jasper... once again, at 3 PM, at Cullman Regional Airport...” “Regional weather conditions at 3 PM... Memphis... Tupelo... Chattanooga... Nashville... Atlanta... Birmingham... Knoxville...” “Now here is the local forecast...” (12/22)