Extreme Fire Weather Concerns; Severe Thunderstorms from the Plains to Mississippi Valley

Extremely critical fire weather concerns for portions of the southern High Plans as strong wind and very dry conditions could result in rapid spread of any fires. Meanwhile, severe thunderstorms are expected once again across areas of the Central and Southern Plains, then spreading in the Mississippi Valley regions on Monday. Damaging winds, very large hail and strong tornadoes are possible. Read More >

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All-Hazards NOAA Weather Radio

"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.

Transmitter Coverage Map for Eastern Utah and Western Colorado (click on a transmitter call sign for more detailed information)
Map of Colorado AM/FM Broadcast Frequencies

General Information
NOAA Weather Radio brochure (.pdf format)
Where can I get a weather radio?	How do I program my weather radio for my county?

County SAME Codes for Colorado, Utah	County SAME Codes Nationwide
What is a SAME Code anyway?

Weather radio stations in Colorado, Utah	Weather radio on AM/FM frequencies (Colorado only)
Weather radio stations Nationwide	Broadcast Signal Coverage Maps


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Extreme Fire Weather Concerns; Severe Thunderstorms from the Plains to Mississippi Valley

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All-Hazards NOAA Weather Radio