Having a NOAA Weather Radio in your home and workplace could save your life. Weather radios are designed to broadcast special frequencies and alert owners of hazards. The weather radio you buy can ...

The NWS said NOAA Weather Radio All Hazards transmitter WWF-66 operating on a frequency of 162.450 MHz will be off the air. Officials ask that you tune your weather radio to Arab WNG-642 with a ...

He doesn’t provide a method of tuning the radio signal, but at first you can use the audio samples he points to. The actual broadcasts happen on one of seven frequencies between 162.400 MHz and ...

The 24/7 National Weather Service radio frequency serving the Galveston ... at the prompt); or online at weather.gov/hgx. NOAA's Galveston frequency, 162.550 MHz, is one of seven set aside in ...

If the weather cooperates Wednesday, April 16, the northern lights may be visible in parts of Michigan. Here's what the ...

TEXAS – The National Weather Service announced the NOAA Weather Radio station WXK79 in Lubbock, TX, broadcasting on a frequency of 162.400 MHz, has encountered mechanical issues resulting in a ...

Those who live in Cullman County that use the NOAA Weather Radio Hazard Transmitter WWF-66 operating on a frequency of 162.450 MHz, it will be off the air. The NWS says technicians have been ...

Be sure to have alternative ways to receive updates on severe weather next week, as the National Weather Service will be upgrading its AWIPS computer system starting Monday, April 28, 2025. The ...

The NWS said NOAA Weather Radio All Hazards transmitter WWF-66 operating on a frequency of 162.450 MHz will be off the air. They said technicians have been notified and are working hard to resolve ...

Just in time for severe weather season, the NOAA Weather Radio station in Newton, Illinois, is back on the air.

In the state of Alabama, there are a total of 21 NOAA weather radio stations. The Huntsville station covers most of north Alabama. Huntsville’s call sign is KIH20 and its frequency is listed as ...