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NOAA Weather Radio stations in North Carolina

WNG588 Mt. Jefferson 162.500 "The current time is __ Eastern Daylight Time." "This is NOAA Weather Radio, All Hazards, WNG588, broadcasting from the National Weather Service office in Blacksburg, Virginia and transmitting on a frequency of 162.500 megahertz from an antenna located on the state communications tower on Mount Jefferson, in Ashe County, North Carolina." "Here are some 4 PM observations from around the area. In Boone... in Hickory [detailed conditions]... in Wilkesboro... in Winston-Salem... in Raleigh... in Charlotte... in Asheville... in Tennessee, Knoxville... and Bristol... in Virginia, at Hillsville... Lonesome Pine... at Mountain Empire Airport... Roanoke... in West Virginia, Bluefield..." "Forecast summary..." "Now for the National Weather Service forecast for the northwest mountains of North Carolina, including Boone, Blowing Rock, Jefferson, Sparta, and in Virginia, Grayson County, including Independence..." "And now the forecast for the northern foothills of North Carolina, including Wilkesboro..." "The extended forecast for the northern foothills and mountains of North Carolina..." (4/22)

WXL70 Charlotte 162.475 "The current time is __ Eastern Daylight Time." “These are the 11 AM Eastern Daylight Time observations for the Charlotte metropolitan area, on [date]: at Charlotte Douglas International Airport... at Gastonia... at Monroe... at Rock Hill... elsewhere in North Carolina... Hickory... Shelby... Statesville... Greensboro... Raleigh-Durham... Fayetteville... Wilmington... Asheville... in South Carolina... Greenville-Spartanburg... Columbia... once again, at 11 AM at the Charlotte airport...” “Now for the official National Weather Service forecast for the Piedmont of the Carolinas including Charlotte and vicinity…” “The extended forecast for the listening area…” “Now here is the hazardous weather outlook for northeast Georgia, Piedmont North Carolina, western North Carolina, and upstate South Carolina...” "This is the NOAA Weather Radio All Hazards, WXL70 broadcasting from a tower on Spencer Mountain in Ranlo, North Carolina, operating on a frequency of 162.475 megahertz. This transmitter is serving the Piedmont of the Carolinas." (7/23)