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Heat Across the Center of the Nation; Severe Thunderstorms Across the Great Lakes and Ohio Valley

Heat expands across the Desert Southwest, Plains, Mississippi Valley and Midwest into Monday. Fire weather concerns continue for portions of the Intermountain West. Active monsoonal moisture fuels thunderstorms over the Southwest with possible flash flooding. Tropical cyclone Fausto in the Pacific, should weaken as it approaches Hawaii; Dangerous surf, swells and rip currents are expected. Read More >

 
Northern & Central New Mexico
NOAA Weather Radio All Hazards Transmitters
 

 

 

Key Weather Impacts

 

 
Voice Forecasts Issued by the
National Weather Service in Albuquerque
Location On-line Audio Station Frequency (MHz) Call Sign
Albuquerque





 

162.400 WXJ-34
Clovis/Portales

 



 

162.475 WXJ-35
Des Moines

 




 

162.550 WXL-90
Farmington

 



 

162.475 WXJ-37
Roswell

 



 

N/A N/A
Ruidoso

 




 

162.550 WXJ-38
Santa Fe

 




 

162.550 WXJ-33

 

The Key Impacts, Short Term, and Extended Forecast update with each new forecast package (roughly 0530 and 1730 UTC), or with any mid-term forecast update.
The Hourly Weather Roundup updates within 15 minutes past the top of each hour.

 

Transmitters Programmed by
Neighboring National Weather Service Offices
Location Frequency (MHz) Call Sign
Alamosa, CO 162.475 WXM-54
Durango, CO 162.425 KWN-54
El Paso, TX 162.475 WXK-25
El Paso, TX (en español) 162.550 WNG-652
Greer, AZ 162.525 KXI-23
Guadalupe Mtn Nat'l Park, TX 162.525 WZ-2503
Hobbs, NM 162.400 WXJ-36
Las Cruces, NM 162.400 WXL-91
Safford, AZ 162.475 KXI-24
Seminole, TX 162.425 WNG-562
Silver City, NM 162.425 WZ-2516
Summerfield, TX 162.500 WNG-657
Walsenburg, CO 162.450 WNG-579
Window Rock, AZ 162.550 WWF-99