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Overview
Tune a weather radio to 162.400 MHz to hear WWG66, the NOAA Weather Radio station serving the Manchester area of Kentucky. It carries National Weather Service forecasts and warnings 24 hours a day.
Its broadcasts come from the National Weather Service forecast office in Jackson, KY. Its listed transmitter power is 300 watts.
The station's coverage area takes in 1 county: Clay County. A weather radio with SAME (Specific Area Message Encoding) only sounds an alert for the areas you program, so enter the six-digit SAME code for your county from the table below.
| County | State | SAME code | Coverage |
|---|---|---|---|
| Clay County | KY | 021051 |
Entire area |
Station details
- Call sign
- WWG66
- Frequency
- 162.400 MHz
- Transmitter
- Manchester, KY
- Power
- 300 watts
- NWS office
- Jackson, KY
- Office address
- 1329 Airport Road, Jackson, KY 41339
- Office phone
- 606-666-8000
- Coverage
- 1 county
- Station page
- weather.gov/nwr
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WWG66 at a glance
- Frequency
- 162.400 MHz
- Transmitter
- Manchester, KY
- NWS office
- Jackson, KY
- Covers
- 1 county
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