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KZZ78 Ashland 162.525 "The current time is __ Central Daylight Time." “These are the 3 PM observations for [date]]. At Ashland, it was _. The temperature was _ degrees, and the relative humidity _ percent. The wind was _ at _ miles per hour. The pressure was _ inches, and _. At La Pointe [detailed conditions]... around the area, it was _, with a temperature of _ at Ironwood, _ at Phillips, and _ at Superior. It was _, with a temperature of _ at Hayward, and _ at Siren. Elsewhere in Wisconsin, it was _, with a temperature of _ at Eau Claire, _ at Madison, and _ at Milwaukee. It was _, with a temperature of _ at Rice Lake, _ at Medford, _ at Rhinelander, and _ at Green Bay. Across the region, it was _. It was _ at Duluth and _ at Minneapolis. And now a look at the marine observations around western Lake Superior for 3 PM, [date]]. At Devils Island... at Rock of Ages, the wind was _ at _ knots and the temperature was _ degrees. At the Silver Bay Harbor... at Port Wing... at Saxon Harbor the wind was _ at _ knots and the temperature was _ degrees. Once again around the Ashland area, temperatures were between _ and _ degrees. At La Pointe, it was _. At Ashland, it was _." "And now your local forecast..." "Now here is the hazardous weather outlook for portions of northeast Minnesota and northwest Wisconsin..." "Now here is the hazardous weather outlook for portions of Lake Superior and the nearshore waters of western Lake Superior..." "The forecast for Lake Superior waters beyond 5 nautical miles ashore on western Lake Superior..." "Now for the marine forecast for waters within 5 nautical miles of shore on western Lake Superior, from Port Wing to Bayfield to Saxon Harbor, Wisconsin, and the outer Apostle Islands..." (6/23, 11/25)

"The Ashland climate summary for [date]]..."

"This is NOAA Weather Radio Station KZZ78 Ashland, operating on a frequency of 162.525 megahertz from a transmitter located at the Wisconsin Educational Communications Facility. This broadcast serves the residents of the south shore of Lake Superior, as well as marine interests on Western Lake Superior. This program originates from the National Weather Service office in Duluth, Minnesota."