Indianapolis NOAA Weather Radio Being Monitored for Stability

Indianapolis NWR Broadcast Resumes and Being Monitored for Stability

The broadcast from NOAA Weather Radio-All Hazards station KEC-74 from Indianapolis resumed this afternoon, September 6, after a prolonged outage. The length of the outage was a result of multiple issues with telephone companies, including hours of service and priorities. Other than a brief return to service on Friday, the outage had been ongoing since the evening of Friday, August 26.

The broadcast is being monitored for stability before officially designating the issue resolved. If you hear disruptions to the broadcast or from any of our other transmitters please let us know by either sending an e-mail to nws.indianapolis@noaa.gov or referring to the contact information at http://www.nws.noaa.gov/nwr/outages/report.php.

Listeners experiencing outages are advised to tune in a surrounding NOAA Weather Radio Station, visit our website at www.weather.gov/ind, call our forecast and climate telephone recording at 317-856-0664, or watch/listen to our media partners for weather information needs.

KEC-74 is a 1000-watt radio station transmitting from the east side of Indianapolis on a frequency of 162.550 MHz, providing general weather and climate information as well as emergency information pertaining to both meteorological and technological threats. Warning service of these threats is provided to the central Indiana counties of Tipton, Madison, Delaware, Boone, Hamilton, Henry, Hendricks, Marion, Hancock, Morgan, Johnson, Shelby, Rush, and Decatur. More information about NWR is available at: www.weather.gov/ind/nwr.