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KXI66 Piedmont 162.425 and WWG48 Doniphan 162.450 "Here is the latest National Weather Service forecast for the Ozark Foothills region... again, the forecast for the Ozark Foothills region..." "Here are the 4 PM observations for the Ozark Foothills region: at Poplar Bluff, it was _. The temperature was _ degrees, dew point _, the relative humidity was _ percent. Wind was _ at _ miles an hour. The pressure was _ inches and falling. At Walnut Ridge, it was _. The temperature was _ degrees, dew point _, the relative humidity was _ percent. Wind was _ at _ miles an hour. At Corning, it was _. The temperature was _ degrees, dew point _, the relative humidity was _ percent. Wind was _ at _ miles an hour. And now, some additional observations. At Jonesboro, it was clear. Temperature was _ degrees. The wind was _ at _ miles an hour. At West Plains, under _ skies, it was _ degrees. The wind was _ at _ miles an hour. At Sikeston, under _ skies, it was _ degrees. The wind was _ at _ miles an hour. Elsewhere around the region, at Paducah, it was _, with a temperature of _. It was _, with a temperature of _ at Springfield Missouri, _ at Little Rock, and _ at Memphis. It was _, with a temperature of _ at Harrison Arkansas, and _ at St. Louis. At Jefferson City, it was _, with a temperature of _." "This hazardous weather outlook is for portions of southern Illinois, southwest Indiana, western Kentucky and southeast Missouri. Day one..." "The current time is..." (7/23, 8/23, 4/24, 8/24, 12/25)

"This is NOAA Weather Radio station WWG48, on a frequency of 162.450 megahertz, in Doniphan, Missouri. Also, NOAA Weather Radio station KXI66 at 162.425 megahertz, transmitting from a location near Piedmont, Missouri. These stations serve Missouri's Ozark foothills region. WWG48 and KXI66 use broadcast equipment supplied by M&A Electric. This broadcast originates at NOAA's National Weather Service forecast office in Paducah, Kentucky."

"This is NOAA Weather Radio station KXI66 at 162.425 megahertz, transmitting from a location near Piedmont, Missouri. Also, NOAA Weather Radio station WWG48, on a frequency of 162.450 megahertz, in Doniphan, Missouri. These stations serve Missouri's Ozark foothills region. This broadcast originates at NOAA's National Weather Service forecast office in Paducah, Kentucky."