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NOAA Weather Radio All Hazards in South Central and Southeast Wisconsin NWR transmitters in the WSFO Milwaukee/Sullivan County Warning Area
Detailed info for southern Wisconsin Statewide information
- KEC-60. 162.40 MHz.
Serving Southeast Wisconsin, including all of the Milwaukee Metropolitan area.
- WXJ-87. 162.55 MHz.
Serving South-Central Wisconsin, including all of the Madison Metro area.
- WWG - 87. 162.500 MHz.
- WWG - 91 162.525 MHz.
Serving primarily Sheboygan county and the adjacent coastal waters of Lake Michigan.
- WWG - 90. 162.425 MHz.
Serving primarily Rock county.
- KZZ - 76. 162.450 MHz.
Serving primarily Racine and Kenosha counties
- KHA - 47. 162.450 MHz.
Serving the Baraboo/Wisconsin Dells and surrounding areas
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