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NOAA Weather Radio Transmitters
The Wilmington National Weather Service office handles the broadcast responsibilities for nine NOAA Weather Radio Transmitters. Each of the radios has its own dedicated suite of broadcast weather information, including forecasts, observations, watches, and warnings. These consoles use the latest digital technology to broadcast the most reliable weather information. As conditions warrant, meteorologists at the Wilmington National Weather Service office can interrupt the broadcast cycle to immediately broadcast severe weather watches and warnings.
| NWR Transmitters |
| Sign |
Location |
Frequency |
| WXJ-93 |
Cridersville, Ohio (Lima) |
162.400 MHz |
| WXJ-46 |
Miamisburg, Ohio (Dayton) |
162.475 MHz |
| KIG-86 |
Columbus, Ohio |
162.550 MHz |
| KIH-42 |
Covington, Kentucky (Cincinnati) |
162.550 MHz |
| WXJ-69 |
Otway, Ohio (Portsmouth) |
162.525 MHz |
| KZZ-49 |
Maysville, Kentucky |
162.425 MHz |
| KZZ-48 |
Owenton, Kentucky |
162.450 MHz |
| KHB-52 |
Richmond, Indiana |
162.500 MHz |
| KJY-68 |
Chillicothe, Ohio |
162.500 MHz |
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