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Overview
WXM44 is the NOAA Weather Radio All Hazards transmitter for Windsor, Vermont. It broadcasts National Weather Service forecasts, watches and warnings around the clock on 162.475 MHz.
The National Weather Service office in Burlington, VT programs the station and issues the warnings it airs. The transmitter itself stands at Mount Ascutney. Its listed transmitter power is 400 watts.
The station's coverage area takes in 5 counties: Windham County, VT, Windsor County, VT, Grafton County, NH (west part), Sullivan County, NH (west part) and Orange County, VT (east part). 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 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Grafton County | NH | 033009 |
West part |
| Sullivan County | NH | 033019 |
West part |
| Orange County | VT | 050017 |
East part |
| Windham County | VT | 050025 |
Entire area |
| Windsor County | VT | 050027 |
Entire area |
Station details
- Call sign
- WXM44
- Frequency
- 162.475 MHz
- Transmitter
- Windsor, VT
- Transmitter site
- Mount Ascutney
- Power
- 400 watts
- NWS office
- Burlington, VT
- Office address
- 1200 Airport Dr, South Burlington, VT 05403
- Office phone
- 802-862-2475
- Coverage
- 5 counties
- Station page
- weather.gov/nwr
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WXM44 at a glance
- Frequency
- 162.475 MHz
- Transmitter
- Windsor, VT
- NWS office
- Burlington, VT
- Covers
- 5 counties
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