Extreme Heat in the Southwest; Severe Weather in the Northern Plains; Heavy Rain in the East

Extreme heat continues across the Southwest as temperatures may top 120 degrees. The heat may expand across the West and south-central U.S. into the middle of the month. Severe thunderstorms capable of severe wind gusts and large hail will be the primary hazards today across the northern Plains into the upper Midwest. Rainfall could be locally heavy across the Eastern U.S. today. Read More >

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What is NOAA Weather Radio (NWR)?
- A nationwide radio broadcast network for communicating the latest weather information from the nearest National Weather Service office.
What is a benefit of the NOAA Weather Radio network for public, travelers and outdoor enthusiasts?
- Provides unequaled means of obtaining the latest weather information available as well as the quickest source for warnings of natural hazards.
What products can you hear on a NOAA Weather Radio broadcast?
- Official Weather Service warnings, watches, forecasts and other hazard information 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
How do you listen to NOAA Weather Radio?
- Specially built radio receivers which can tune into the NWR broadcasts
- NWS staff produce Weather Radio broadcasts. NWS neither manufactures nor sells receivers. You can buy receivers at many retail outlets such as electronics, department, sporting goods, and boat and marine accessory stores and their catalogs as well as online.
- More information on buying and programming your NOAA Weather Radio
What is SAME technology?
- SAME technology allows alerting only for a specific area programmed into the radio by the user. To program currently available NWS SAME receivers with the proper county(s) of choice a user will need to know the 6-digit SAME code number(s), called FIPS codes, for that county(s). Arizona FIPS Codes

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NOAA Weather Radios Maintained by NWS Flagstaff

Transmitter Location	Call Sign	Frequency
Flagstaff and southern Coconino/Navajo Counties at Mount Elden	WXK-76	162.400
Grand Canyon and northern Coconino County at Hopi Point	WWF-52	162.475
Window Rock and central Navajo Nation at Piney Hill	WWF-99	162.550
Prescott, Quad Cities and Verde Valley at Mingus Mountain	WWF-98	162.525
White Mountains region at Greens Peak	KXI-23	162.525
Payson and northern Gila County at Mount Ord	WWG-41	162.425
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Flagstaff transmitter
Grand Canyon transmitter
Window Rock transmitter
Prescott transmitter
White Mountain transmitter
Payson transmitter
Important Notes about the Streaming Products Regional Synopsis: a description of the general weather pattern expected over the next few days Zone Forecast: a weather forecast for specified areas Hourly Observations: hourly observations from around the state *Weather watches, warnings, and advisories are NOT available through these web broadcasts* Q: Are these truly live broadcasts? A: These audio files are the most up-to-date select excerpts available from six NWR transmitters located throughout northern Arizona. To get the full suite of weather information, tune into the nearest transmitter for your location using a NOAA Weather Radio.

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Extreme Heat in the Southwest; Severe Weather in the Northern Plains; Heavy Rain in the East

Northern Arizona NOAA Weather Radio

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