The National Weather Service has changed the broadcast frequency of its regional weather radio station. Warren County residents who own a weather radio will need to reprogram their radios in order to …
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The National Weather Service has changed the broadcast frequency of its regional weather radio station. Warren County residents who own a weather radio will need to reprogram their radios in order to continue receiving weather alerts.The new radio frequency is 162.425 MHz. Those who need assistance reprogramming their radio can contact Michael Daniels, Warren County emergency management director, by calling 636-456-3786.NWS changed the frequency of the WNG-728 radio station that broadcasts out of Bellflower because of interference from a radio station in Jersey County, Ill., broadcasting on the same frequency.The Bellflower station broadcasts to Warren, Franklin, Montgomery, Lincoln, Monroe, Ralls, Audrain, Pike, Callaway, St. Charles, St. Louis, Boone, Osage, and Gasconade counties, as well as Jersey, Pike, Calhoun and Greene counties in Illinois.Severe Weather Outlook
