Showers and Thunderstorms from the Southern Plains into the Ohio Valley; Record Warmth in the Central U.S.

Heavy rain and widely scattered severe storms are expected over portions of the central and southern Plains into the Ohio Valley. Unseasonable warmth will continue for a few more days across the Midwest, Southeast, and Mid-Atlantic where several daily record highs could fall. Read More >

NOAA Weather Radio Coverage Provided by the Marquette National Weather Service Office

In the Upper Peninsula of Michigan, the National Weather Service in Marquette broadcasts weather information on ten transmitters. They are:

WZ-2513 broadcasting at 162.500 MHz from a transmitter located near Copper Harbor
WXK-73 broadcasting at 162.400 MHz from a transmitter located near Houghton
WNG-683 broadcasting at 162.550 MHz from a transmitter located near Marenisco
KJY-76 broadcasting at 162.475 MHz from a transmitter located near Crystal Falls
KIG-66 broadcasting at 162.550 MHz from a transmitter located near Marquette
KZZ-35 broadcasting at 162.500 MHz from a transmitter located near Escanaba
WZ-2514 broadcasting at 162.475 MHz from a transmitter located near Munising
WZ-2515 broadcasting at 162.425 MHz from a transmitter located near Grand Marais
WNG-684 broadcasting at 162.525 MHz from a transmitter located north of Manistique
WNG-576 broadcasting at 162.450 MHz from a transmitter located near Newberry

NOAA Weather Radio Locations In Upper Michigan

Transmitter	Station	Frequency	Marine Channel
Houghton (CMX)	WXK-73	162.400	WX02
Copper Harbor (CPH)	WZ-2513	162.500	WX06
Ashland (from Duluth WFO)	KZZ-78	162.525	WX04
Marenisco (MCO)	WNG-683	162.550	WX01
Marquette (MQT)	KIG-66	162.550	WX01
Munising (MUN)	WZ-2514	162.475	WX03
Grand Marais (GRM)	WZ-2515	162.425	WX04
Escanaba (ESC)	KZZ-35	162.500	WX06
Sister Bay (from Green Bay WFO)	WXN-69	162.425	WX07
Manistique (ISQ)	WNG-684	162.525	WX04
Newberry (ERY)	WNG-576	162.450	WX05
Sault Ste Marie (from Gaylord WFO)	KIG-74	162.550	WX01

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Showers and Thunderstorms from the Southern Plains into the Ohio Valley; Record Warmth in the Central U.S.

Marquette NOAA Weather Radio Coverage