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NOAA Weather Radio stations in Alabama

KEC61 Mobile 162.550 "This is NOAA Weather Radio, from the Mobile-Pensacola National Weather Service." "The current time is __ Central Daylight Time." "Here is your marine forecast. On the weather map [marine synopsis]... on north Mobile Bay... on south Mobile Bay and the Mississippi Sound... on the Perdido Bay area... from Pensacola to Pascagoula, and out 20 nautical miles... from Pensacola to Pascagoula, from 20 to 60 nautical miles off shore..." "Tidal information, at the mouth of the Mobile River... at Pensacola Bay... at the East Pass in Destin..." "The following marine observations were made as of 4 PM. Mobile Bay Coast Guard Station, winds were _ at _ knots. Sea temperature _ degrees. Air temperature _ degrees. Weeks Bay, _ winds at _ knots. Air temperature was _ degrees. Pensacola Bay, _ winds at _ knots. Air temperature was _ degrees. The report from the East End of Dauphin Island was not available. Grand Bay, _ winds at _ knots. Air temperature was _ degrees. At Petit Bois Island, _ winds at _ knots. Air temperature was _ degrees. South of Dauphin Island, winds were _ at _ knots. Air temperature _ degrees. 12 miles south of Orange Beach, winds were _ at _ knots. Sea temperature _ degrees. Air temperature _ degrees. The report from 100 miles south of Destin was not available." "The following weather reports were made at 4 PM: Mobile Regional Airport, skies were _. The temperature was _ degrees, the dew point was _, and the relative humidity was _ percent. The wind was _ at _ miles an hour. The pressure was _ inches and _. Downtown Mobile, at Brookley Field [detailed conditions]..." (station ID or climate summary typically inserted here) "Across the central Gulf Coast, Gulf Shores, _, temperature was _ degrees. Wind _. Pascagoula, _, temperature was _ degrees, wind _ at _ miles an hour. Biloxi, _, temperature was _ degrees. Wind _ at _ miles an hour. Hattiesburg, _. Temperature was _ degrees. Wind _ at _ miles an hour. And at Pensacola, _, temperature was _ degrees. Wind _ at _ miles an hour. Elsewhere, New Orleans, _ and _. Jackson Mississippi, _ and _. Birmingham, _ and _. Montgomery, _ and _. And at Panama City, _ and _."+ "Here's your National Weather Service forecast..." "This is the surf zone forecast for the beaches of Dauphin Island, Fort Morgan, Gulf Shores, and Orange Beach..." "The tropical weather outlook. For the North Atlantic, Caribbean Sea and the Gulf of America..." (5/23, 5/25, 7/25)

+Segment sometimes runs independently (not attached to Mobile observations) or is skipped a cycle.

"This is NOAA Weather Radio station KEC61, from Mobile, Alabama. We broadcast on a frequency of 162.55 megahertz, from the Mobile-Pensacola National Weather Service."

"The Mobile climate summary for this evening, as of [time and date]..."

"The following is a summary of watches, warnings and advisories in effect..."

KIH20 Huntsville 162.400 "The metropolitan area weather conditions at 6 PM. At Huntsville International Airport, skies were _. The temperature was _ degrees. The dew point was _, making the relative humidity _ percent. Winds were _ at _ miles an hour. The pressure was _ inches and _. In Meridianville [detailed conditions]... elsewhere across the area, from west to east, Muscle Shoals (condition) and (temperature). Vinemont _ and _. Fayetteville _ and _. Albertville... Winchester... Fort Payne... once again, at 6 PM, at Huntsville International Airport, _ and _" "Regional weather conditions at 6 PM. Skies ranged from _ to _. It was _ at Chattanooga, _ at Memphis, _ at Nashville, and _ at Atlanta. Birmingham reported _, Tupelo reported _, and Knoxville reported _." "Now here is the local forecast, for the north-central Alabama listening area..." (12/22, 10/23, 7/25)

"You are listening to the voice of the National Weather Service, on NOAA Weather Radio station KIH20. This broadcast originates from the National Weather Service office in Huntsville and is transmitted on a frequency of 162.400."

"The following is a heat advisory, for the north-central Alabama listening area..."