Heat advisories linger across the Southern Plains and the Lower Mississippi Valley today for hot temperatures and dangerous heat indices. Also, Severe thunderstorms and heavy rain will roll through the Midwest. Expect flash flooding, damaging winds, large hail and even a few tornadoes from the Central Plains and Mid Mississippi Valley to the western Ohio Valley and Great Lakes. Read More >
"Voice of the National Weather Service"
The National Weather Service Forecast Office in Grand Junction, Colorado operates eight All-Hazards NOAA Weather Radio (NWR) transmitters across western Colorado and eastern Utah. For weather radio stations in surrounding states, click here. These transmitters broadcast official National Weather Service warnings, watches, forecasts and other hazard information 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. The broadcasts can be heard on special weather radios (image) available at many retail stores, or on a typical police/fire scanner or marine radio.
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Transmitter Coverage Map for Eastern Utah and Western Colorado (click on a transmitter call sign for more detailed information) |
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NOAA Weather Radio brochure (.pdf format)
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County SAME Codes Nationwide
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What is a SAME Code anyway?
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Weather radio on AM/FM frequencies (Colorado only)
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Weather radio stations Nationwide
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Still have questions? Click here to get them answered!
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If your weather radio broadcast is off the air, click here to report it.
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