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NOAA Weather Radio in Utah

Find Utah weather-radio stations, frequencies, coverage, and current outage information from NOAA and the National Weather Service.

Station names and frequencies checked against NOAA’s published Utah station data on September 12, 2026. Use NOAA’s live pages for outages and county coverage; reception varies by location.

NOAA Weather Radio All Hazards broadcasts weather forecasts, watches, warnings, and other hazard information from the National Weather Service. The service remains active in Utah.

Find your station

Use the station search to check which transmitter carries alerts for your county or part of a county. Nearby transmitters may cover different areas. The NWS coverage notes explain why terrain, buildings, equipment, and local conditions can affect reception.

Utah stations and frequencies

NOAA’s Utah list contains 17 transmitters. The station frequencies in the earlier eight-station UCCW guide still match NOAA’s list; that guide covered only part of today’s network. This table records the station information checked on September 12, 2026. It does not report live operating status.

Station Call sign Frequency (MHz)
Bear Lake WXL63 162.500
Castle Dale WNG669 162.500
Coalville/ Park City KJY60 162.475
Escalante KJY61 162.425
Lake Powell WXM89 162.550
Logan WXM22 162.400
Manti WNG594 162.425
Milford/Cedar City WXM24 162.400
Moab WNG556 162.475
Monticello WNG687 162.450
Salt Lake City KEC78 162.550
St. George WWF51 162.475
Tabiona KJY79 162.550
Tooele (South Mountain) WWF46 162.450
Tooele (Vernon Hills) WWF47 162.525
Vernal WXM23 162.400
Wendover KXI30 162.475

Choosing and using a receiver

A weather-band receiver is needed to receive these broadcasts; an ordinary AM/FM radio without a weather band cannot tune to them. Receiver features differ. NOAA provides receiver information and SAME alert-programming guidance to help you check the equipment and location settings for your area.

About this guide

The original UCCW explanation drew on Utah’s Weather and Climate, edited by Dan Pope and Clayton Brough (1996), reproduced with permission recorded in the original publication. This edition retains that credit and uses NOAA’s published resources for the station information and service guidance above.

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