New station coming to Mullen, NE

Official word from the National Weather Service in North Platte (LBF) regarding the upcoming installation of a station in Mullen, Nebraska:

There is a NOAA Weather Radio station coming to Mullen soon! I just got
word last week that the transmitter and antenna will be installed by the
end of this week. Once they are installed, we will just have to wait on
the telephone lines to get hooked up. I’m hoping that will only take a
couple of weeks.

The station will broadcast on the frequency 162.425 MHz. This is coming
online just in time for the winter season.

I won’t be sure of the coverage area until it is up and running, but I’m
hoping it will range from near Hyannis to near Thedford and then from
Tryon to the North Loup River northwest of Brownlee. Of course, your
reception will be dependent on your location (i.e. in a valley or on a
hill).

New station in Montana

Glentana, MT
KPS507, 162.525 MHz, 100 W, NWS Glasgow

New station in California

Sandberg, CA

WZ2505, 162.400 MHz, NWS Oxnard

Effective radiated power appears to be 300 watts.

This is the first weather radio station in the U.S. to have a two-letter + four-digit call sign. All others are two letter + three digit or three letter + three digit.

New station in Michigan

Petoskey/Emmet County

WNG572, 162.475 MHz, 1000 watts, operated by the NWS in Gaylord.

Transmitter site appears to be west of Friendship, MI.