National Weather Radio Station Listings for New England

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.

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).

NWR requires a special radio receiver or scanner capable of picking up the signal. Broadcasts are found in the VHF public service band at these seven frequencies (MHz):

162.400

162.425

162.450

162.475

162.500

162.525

162.550

There are 34 National Weather Radio stations in New England. The list is as follows. Clicking on the call sign of the individual stations will lead to a map showing the coverage and alert areas for that transmitter. The power is given in Watts, and WFO stands for the local weather forecast office responsible for the coverage area of the transmitter.

Connecticut

Site Name	Transmitter Name	Call Sign	Frequency	Power	WFO
New London	Pie Hill	KHB47	162.550	500	Upton, NY
Cornwall	Mohawk Mtn.	WWH33	162.500	500	Albany, NY
Hartford	Soapstone Mtn.	WXJ41	162.475	300	Taunton, MA
Meriden	West Peak	WXJ42	162.400	500	Upton, NY

Number of Stations in Connecticut = 4

Maine

Site Name	Transmitter Name	Call Sign	Frequency	Power	WFO
Falmouth	Blackstrap Hill	KDO95	162.550	500	Gray, ME
Ellsworth	Ellsworth	KEC93	162.400	1000	Caribou, ME
Milo	Milo	KHB54	162.550	1000	Caribou, ME
Frenchville	Frenchville	KHB55	162.475	300	Caribou, ME
Meddybemps	Meddybemps	KHC47	162.425	300	Caribou, ME
Greenville	Greenville	WNG542	162.425	300	Caribou, ME
Jonesboro (Marine)	Jonesboro	WNG543	162.450	1000	Caribou, ME
Sugarloaf Mtn	Sugarloaf Mtn	WNG547	162.450	300	Gray, ME
Dresden	Blinn Hill	WSM60	162.475	300	Gray, ME
Caribou	Mars Hill	WXM77	162.525	200	Caribou, ME
Springfield	Lakeville	WXN28	162.500	1000	Caribou, ME

Number of Stations in Maine = 11

Massachusetts

Site Name	Transmitter Name	Call Sign	Frequency	Power	WFO
Bourne/Hyannis	Camp Edwards	KEC73	162.550	1000	Taunton, MA
Boston	Great Blue Hill	KHB35	162.475	1000	Taunton, MA
Gloucester (Marine)	Essex	WNG574	162.425	300	Taunton, MA
Mt. Greylock	Mt. Greylock	WWF48	162.525	100	Albany, NY
Worcester	Paxton	WXL93	162.550	500	Taunton, MA
Egremont	Egremont	WXM82	162.450	300	Albany, NY

Number of Stations in Massachusetts = 6

New Hampshire

Site Name	Transmitter Name	Call Sign	Frequency	Power	WFO
Deerfield	Saddleback Mtn.	KZZ40	162.450	300	Gray, ME
Mt. Washington	Mt. Washington	KZZ41	162.500	300	Gray, ME
Clarksville	Ben Young Hill	WNG544	162.400	300	Gray, ME
Holderness	Mt. Prospect	WNG545	162.550	300	Gray, ME
Hanover	Moose Mtn.	WNG546	162.525	300	Gray, ME
Pack Monadnock	Peterborough	WNG575	162.525	300	Taunton, MA
Concord	Plausawa Hill	WXJ40	162.400	330	Gray, ME

Number of Stations in New Hampshire = 7

Rhode Island

Site Name	Transmitter Name	Call Sign	Frequency	Power	WFO
Providence	Johnston	WXJ39	162.400	500	Taunton, MA

Number of Stations in Rhode Island = 1

Vermont

Site Name	Transmitter Name	Call Sign	Frequency	Power	WFO
Burlington	Mt. Mansfield	KIG60	162.400	500	South Burlington, VT
Castleton	Rutland	WNG671	162.500	300	South Burlington, VT
St. Johnsbury	Burke Mtn.	WWG50	162.425	300	South Burlington, VT
Windsor	Mt. Ascutney	WXM44	162.475	400	South Burlington, VT
Marlboro	Ames Hill	WXM68	162.425	300	Albany, NY

Number of Stations in Vermont = 5

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Background information:

NOAA: National Weather Service

Wikipedia: National Weather Service