NOAA Weather Radio All Hazards (NWR) is a nationwide network of radio stations broadcasting continuous weather information directly from the nearest National Weather Service office. NWR broadcasts official Weather Service warnings, watches, forecasts and other hazard information 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Listen to live NOAA Weather Radio broadcasts from our local broadcast network. Use the tuning option below or choose Listen from a station on the list:
NOAA - Birmingham KIH54
NOAA - Mobile KEC61
NOAA - Little Rock WXJ55
NOAA - Mena KXI97
NOAA - Springdale WNG694
NOAA - Los Angeles KWO37
NOAA - Monterey WWF64
NOAA - Sacramento KEC57
NOAA - San Francisco Bay KEC49
NOAA - Denver KEC76
NOAA - Dover WXK97
NOAA - Cape Coral WXK83
NOAA - Daytona Beach KIH26
NOAA - Tampa KHB32
NOAA - Maui WWG75
NOAA - Des Moines WXL57
NOAA - Salmon KPS509"
NOAA - Chicago KWO39
NOAA - Dixon KZZ55
NOAA - Kankakee KZZ58
NOAA - Lockport KZZ81
NOAA - Marion WXM49"
NOAA - Plano KXI58
NOAA - Quad Cities WXJ73
NOAA - Rockford KZZ57
NOAA - Evansville KIG76
NOAA - Fort Wayne WXJ58
NOAA - Indianapolis KEC74
NOAA - Topeka WXK91"
NOAA - Frankfort WZ2523
NOAA - Lexington KIH41
NOAA - Owenton KZZ48
NOAA - Baton Rouge KHB46
NOAA - Monroe WXJ96
NOAA - Bourne/Hyannis KEC73
NOAA - Gloucester WNG574
NOAA - Worcester WXL93
NOAA - Baltimore KEC83
NOAA - Greenbelt WNG736
NOAA - Hagerstown WXM42
NOAA - Salisbury KEC92
NOAA - Dresden WSM60
NOAA - Falmouth/Portland KDO95
NOAA - Detroit KEC63"
NOAA - Grand Rapids KIG63
NOAA - Wolf Lake WNG672
NOAA - Clearwater WNG676
NOAA - La Crescent WXJ86
NOAA - Minneapolis KEC65
NOAA - Hannibal WXK82
NOAA - St. Louis KDO89
NOAA - Chapel Hill WXL58
NOAA - Bismarck WXL78
NOAA - Beatrice KZZ69
NOAA - Omaha KIH61"
NOAA - Concord WXJ40
NOAA - Mt. Washington KZZ41
NOAA - Southard WXM60
NOAA - Farmington WXJ37
NOAA - Fernley WWG20
NOAA - Reno WXK58
NOAA - Albany WXL34
NOAA - Buffalo KEB98"
NOAA - Highland WXL37
NOAA - Middleville WXM45
NOAA - Riverhead WXM80
NOAA - Rochester KHA53
NOAA - Syracuse WXL31
NOAA - Bridgeport WWF35
NOAA - Columbus KIG86
NOAA - Lorain WNG698
NOAA - Bartlesville WNG644
NOAA - Oklahoma City WXK85"
NOAA - Stillwater WNG654
NOAA - Eugene KEC42"
NOAA - Florence WNG674
NOAA - Harrisburg WXL40
NOAA - Philadelphia KIH28
NOAA - Pittsburgh KIH35
NOAA - Wilkes-Barre WXL43
NOAA - Beaufort WXJ23
NOAA - Greer WXJ21
NOAA - Lead WXL23
NOAA - Rapid City WXM63
NOAA - Bristol WXK47
NOAA - Jackson WXK60
NOAA - Nashville KIG79
NOAA - Shelbyville WXK63
NOAA - Abilene WXK29
NOAA - Amarillo WXK38
NOAA - Austin WXK27
NOAA - Big Spring WXK37
NOAA - College Station WXK30
NOAA - Corpus Christi KHB41
NOAA - Galveston KHB40
NOAA - Gregg County KWN32
NOAA - Palestine KWN34
NOAA - Tomball KGG68
NOAA - Tyler WXK36
NOAA - Tyler WXK36
NOAA - Waco WXK35
NOAA - Fredricksburg WZ2527
NOAA - Manassas KHB36
NOAA - Norfolk KHB37
NOAA - Roanoke WXL60
NOAA - Pacific County KEC91
NOAA - Richland WWF56
NOAA - Baraboo KHA47
NOAA - Green Bay KIG65
NOAA - Menomonie WXJ88
NOAA - Milwaukee KEC60
NOAA - Wausau WXJ89
NOAA - Wausauke WNG553
NOAA - Winona KGG95
NOAA - Lander WXM61
Working with the Federal Communication Commission's (FCC) Emergency Alert System , NWR is an "All Hazards" radio network, making it your single source for comprehensive weather and emergency information. In conjunction with Federal, State, and Local Emergency Managers and other public officials, NWR also broadcasts warning and post-event information for all types of hazards – including natural (such as earthquakes or avalanches), environmental (such as chemical releases or oil spills), and public safety (such as AMBER alerts or 911 Telephone outages).