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National Weather Service Albany New York

"This Hazardous Weather Outlook is for northwestern Connecticut, western Massachusetts, east central New York, eastern New York and southern Vermont." "Now here is the Hazardous Weather Outlook for northwestern Connecticut, western Massachusetts, east-central New York, eastern New York and southern Vermont…"

Other program notes:

Forecasts are introduced with "Now for the official National Weather Service forecast for _____". Most transmitters air multiple zone forecasts which will be introduced with "and for ______". The forecast block concludes with "and now the extended forecast for the radio listening area."

Hourly weather roundups are introduced with "And now the hourly information for the Greater Northeast" and use "looking around the Northeast" to introduce regional observations.

WWH33 Cornwall 162.500 "Synopsis..." “Now for the official National Weather Service forecast for northwest Connecticut... and for the Litchfield Hills... and now the extended forecast for the radio listening area..." "The current time is __ Eastern Daylight Time." "And now the hourly information for the greater Northeast. Here are the 5 PM Eastern Daylight Time observations. At Danbury... at Bradley Field [detailed conditions]... around western Connecticut... looking around the Northeast... Westfield... New York City... Poughkeepsie... White Plains... Pittsfield, Massachusetts... Albany... Burlington... Boston... Buffalo... again, the 5 PM Eastern Daylight Time hourly information for near northwest Connecticut..." "Now here is the hazardous weather outlook for northwestern Connecticut, western Massachusetts, east-central and Eastern New York, and southern Vermont..." (10/21, 6/22)

"You are listening to NOAA Weather Radio WWH33, the voice of the National Weather Service, broadcasting the latest weather forecasts, warnings and other information, 24 hours a day. WWH33 is brought to you with the cooperation of Litchfield County Dispatch Incorporated, and the State of Connecticut. WWH33 is coming to you from a radio tower on Mohawk Mountain, in Cornwall, Litchfield County, Connecticut at 162.5 megahertz, and serves western Connecticut, adjacent portions of southeast New York, and the southern Berkshires. This program is provided by your National Weather Service office in Albany, New York on the campus of the University at Albany."

WXL34 Albany 162.550 "The current time is __ Eastern Daylight Time." "And now the hourly information for the Greater Northeast. Here are the noon Eastern Daylight Time observations: at Albany International Airport, it was _. The temperature was _ degrees, the dew point _, and the relative humidity _ percent. The wind was _ at _ miles an hour. The pressure was _ inches, and _. Around the greater Capital District, throughout the region, temperatures were between _ and _ degrees. It was _ at North Adams and Bennington Vermont. At Glens Falls, it was _. Looking around the Northeast, at Rome, it was _, with a temperature of _. It was _, with a temperature of _ at Burlington, _ at Springfield Massachusetts, _ at Boston, and _ at Buffalo. At New York City, it was _, with a temperature of _. At Poughkeepsie, it was _, with a temperature of _. Again, the noon Eastern Daylight Time hourly information for the Capital District. It was _, and the temperatures were _ degrees." "Here is the latest NOAA Weather Radio forecast, issued at [time] Eastern Daylight Time..." "Now here is the hazardous weather outlook for northwestern Connecticut, western Massachusetts, east-central New York, Eastern New York, and southern Vermont..." (7/23, 4/25)

"Lake George recreational forecast..." "Great Sacandaga Lake recreational forecast..." "Southern Adirondacks recreational forecast for elevations above 2500 feet..." "Eastern Catskills recreational forecast for elevations above 2000 feet..."

"You are listening to NOAA Weather Radio WXL34, the voice of the National Weather Service, broadcasting the latest weather forecasts, warnings and other information 24 hours a day. WXL34 serves the Greater Capital District, the Lake George-Saratoga region, northern Catskills, and Berkshire Mountains at 162.55 megahertz. WXL34 is coming to you from a radio tower in the Helderbergs, New Scotland, Albany County. This service is provided by your National Weather Service office in Albany, New York on the campus of the University at Albany."

Previous synopsis and forecast (7/2023): "Synopsis..." "Now for the official National Weather Service forecast for the Capital Region... and for the Schoharie Valley and higher terrain... and now the extended forecast for the radio listening area..."

WXL37 Highland 162.475 "And now the hourly information for the Greater Northeast. Here are the 11 AM Eastern Daylight Time observations. At Dutchess County Airport, it was _. The temperature was _ degrees, the dew point _, and the relative humidity _ percent. The wind was _ at _ miles an hour. The pressure was _ inches and _. Around the Monticello and Poughkeepsie area, at Stewart Field, _ was reported, with a temperature of _. Looking around the northeast, it was _, with a temperature of _ at Springfield Massachusetts, and _ at New York City. It was _, with a temperature of _ at Albany, _ at Boston, _ at Bradley Field, and _ at Rome. It was _, with a temperature of _ at Burlington, and _ at Buffalo. Again, the 11 AM Eastern Daylight Time hourly information for the Mid Hudson Valley. At Stewart Field... at Poughkeepsie, it was _, with a temperature of _." "Here is the latest NOAA Weather Radio forecast, issued at [time] Eastern Daylight Time..." "Now here is the hazardous weather outlook for northwestern Connecticut, western Massachusetts, east-central New York, Eastern New York, and southern Vermont..." (7/23, 7/25)

"You are listening to the NOAA Weather Radio WXL37, the voice of the National Weather Service, broadcasting the latest weather forecasts, warnings and other information, 24 hours a day. WXL37 is brought to you with the cooperation of the Orange and Ulster BOCES Risk Management, and radio station WPDH and WEOK. WXL37 is coming to you from the WPDH and WEOK tower located on Illinois Mountain, Highland, Ulster County, New York, at 162.475 megahertz, and serves the Mid-Hudson Valley, Eastern Catskills, and Litchfield Hills of Connecticut. This program is provided by your National Weather Service office in Albany, New York on the campus of the University at Albany."

Previous forecast intro: "Now for the official National Weather Service forecast for the Mid Hudson Valley... and for the eastern Catskills... and now the extended forecast for the radio listening area..."

WXM45 Middleville 162.425 "Now here is the hazardous weather outlook for the northern Berkshires in western Massachusetts, western Greene County, the Capital District, Mohawk Valley, Schoharie Valley, southern Adirondacks, and Lake George/Saratoga region, eastern New York, and southern Vermont..." "Synopsis..." "Now for the official National Weather Service forecast for the Mohawk Valley... and for the southern Adirondacks... and now the extended forecast for the radio listening area..." "And now the hourly information for the Greater Northeast. Here are the 11 AM Eastern Daylight Time observations for the western Mohawk Valley. At Rome... around central New York... Watertown... Fulton... Fort Drum... Syracuse... Saranac Lake... looking around the Northeast... Springfield Massachusetts... Poughkeepsie... Rochester... Buffalo... Albany... Burlington... Boston... again, the 11 AM Eastern Daylight Time hourly information for the western Mohawk Valley..." (9/21, 7/23)