New station in Tennessee

Serving parts of south-central Tennessee, including the Clifton area:
WZ2506, 162.500 MHz, 1000 W

The broadcast originates from the NWS office in Old Hickory, TN (Nashville) and transmits from Cypress Inn, TN.

Relocation

The Savannah, GA transmitter has been relocated across the state line to Hardeeville, SC. This move increases the overall coverage area of the station (KEC85). The new coverage pattern is slightly to the northeast compared to the old; however, the Jesup, GA transmitter provides a strong signal to the parts of southeastern Georgia which will now be in the KEC85 fringe area. KEC85 now gets a stronger signal to Beaufort, SC; also covered by station WXJ23 (162.475 MHz) transmitting from nearby Green Pond. 

New Stations

Dillon, CO:

WNG-737, 162.400 MHz, 300 W

Transmitting from a tower near the Eisenhower Tunnel.

Programming originates from the NWS office in Boulder, CO.

Reedsport, OR:

WZ2509, 162.525 MHZ, 100 W

Programming source: NWS Medford, OR (?)

Guadalupe Peak, TX:

WZ2503, 162.525 MHz, 1000 W

NWS Midland, TX (??)

Corrections:

Washington, GA: 300 W (was listed as 1000 W)

Salmon, ID: 100 W (was listed as 300 W)
Spencerport, NY: 162.525 MHz (was listed as 162.450 MHz)
Yakima (Spanish), WA: 100 W (was listed as 300 W)

Michigan UP Updates

The NWS in Marquette, MI will be adding a 100 W transmitter on 162.500 MHz in Copper Harbor in the near future.

Call sign info for two other Upper Peninsula transmitters:
Crystal Falls — KJY76 (162.475 MHz)
Marenisco — WNG683 (162.550 MHz)