
Tropical system in the Gulf expected to gradually strengthen the next couple of days off the Florida Panhandle and Alabama coasts. Instances of flash flooding will be possible through Thursday along the eastern and central Gulf Coast. Severe thunderstorms will develop and move along a cold front crossing the Upper Midwest, and through the Ohio Valley/Mid-Atlantic on Tuesday. Read More >
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Weather Radio Programming Instructions Midland Radio Owner's Manuals and Programming Instructions Additional Weather Radio Receivers for Consumers
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Information and Maps for specific WFO Columbia NWRs (Click link for larger maps) NOAA Weather Radio Service from Waynesboro, Georgia (WXM88) has been terminated |
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| Location | Station ID | Frequency (MHz) | Broadcast Reception Maps |
| Columbia, SC | WXJ-20 | 162.400 | Columbia NWR Reception Map |
| Augusta, GA | WXK-54 | 162.550 | Augusta NWR Reception Map |
| Sumter, SC | WWG-77 | 162.425 | Sumter NWR Reception Map |
| Orangeburg, SC | KHA-35 | 162.525 | Orangeburg NWR Reception Map |
| Barnwell, SC | KHC-29 | 162.500 | Barnwell NWR Reception Map |
| Cheraw, SC | WXK-90 | 162.450 | Cheraw NWR Reception Map |
| Aiken, SC | WNG-627 | 162.450 | Aiken NWR Reception Map |
| Kirksey, SC | KHC-28 | 162.425 | Kirksey NWR Reception Map |