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NOAA Weather Radio NOA A W eather Radio (NW R) is a service of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s National W eather Service (NW S). As the “Voice of the National Weather Service”, it provides continuous broadcasts of the latest weather information directly from NW S offices. Information available includes local weather forecasts and conditions, hourly tempe ratures, and m ost imp ortant, severe weather watches and warnings. NW R transmitters typically cover counties within a 40 mile radius around the transmitter. Reception will vary with the terrain. In some cases, an outside antenna m ay be needed for goo d reception. Special radios, multi-band radios, or scanners are needed to receive the broadcast. Frequencies used across the United States range from 162 .400 to 16 2.55 0 M HZ . Som e rece ivers have a “tone-alarm” fea ture that automatically turns on the unit whenever certain watches or warnings are received from the NW S A new generation of weather radio receivers now on the market uses the NW S developed technology called Specific Area Message Encoding (SAME). SA M E equip ped weathe r radio s allow the user to program their rad io to alert for watches o r warnings only for their sp ecific co unties of interest. T his allows the user to screen out severe weathe r alarms for other areas. Noaa W eather R adio S tations in M issouri Location

Frequency (MHz)

Location

Frequency (MHz)

Alton

162.500

Hermitage

162.450

Branson

162.550

Joplin/Avila

162.425

Camdenton/Osage Beach

162.550

Kahoka

162.450

Cameron

162.475

Kansas City

162.550

Carrollton

162.450

Lancaster

162.550

Cape Girardeau

162.550

LaPlata

162.550

Clinton/Shawnee Mound

162.500

Maryville

162.425

Columbia/Fulton

162.400

Piedmont

162.425

Crawford/Bourbon

162.525

Sikeston

162.400

Doniphan

162.450

Springfield/Fordland

162.400

El Dorado Springs

162.475

St. Joseph

162.400

Fredericktown

162.500

St. Louis

162.550

Gainesville*

162.425

Summersville

162.475

Galt/Trenton

162.500

Wardell

162.525

Hannibal

162.475

West Plains

162.525

Jamestown

162.425

The N W S would like to send a big THANK YOU to the Missouri Electric Cooperatives and the State Emergency Management Agency for their continued supp ort of N W R expansion.

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