Showers and Storms continue across the East; Heat, Critical Fire Weather, Drought, and Poor Air Quality continues in the West

A series of fronts will focus locally heavy showers and storms across portions of the central and eastern U.S. through the end of the workweek. Dangerous to extreme heat continues across the Southwest U.S., eventually spreading eastward over the weekend into early next week. Elevated fire weather conditions continue across the Great Basin, with degraded air quality lingering across the Northwest. Read More >

...SANTA FE NOAA WEATHER RADIO TRANSMITTER EXPERIENCING TECHNICAL DIFFICULTIES...

The Santa Fe NOAA Weather Radio transmitter that is programmed by the Albuquerque National Weather Service office is currently experiencing technical difficulties with a loss of audio signal. The Santa Fe NOAA Weather Radio transmitter, station WXJ-33 on 162.550 MHz, serves the following counties: Santa Fe, Taos, Rio Arriba, Sandoval, San Miguel, Torrance, Los Alamos, and Guadalupe. Technicians have been notified of the loss of audio-signal, but it may be a few days before regular audio broadcasts can be restored.

Therefore, it is important to ensure you have multiple ways to receive important weather information. Be sure you have Wireless Emergency Alerts activated on your smartphone, periodically visit weather.gov/abq online, and stay tuned to reliable radio, tv, and other trustworthy media outlets.

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Showers and Storms continue across the East; Heat, Critical Fire Weather, Drought, and Poor Air Quality continues in the West

Santa Fe NOAA Weather Radio Transmitter Downtime