Record setting heat is expected over the next several days from the Intermountain West through the northern Plains. Furthermore, fire weather concerns increase with dry and breezy conditions. Meanwhile, heavy rainfall and severe thunderstorm threats for the Ohio/Tennessee Valleys, central Appalachians and Southeast today. The threat shifts to central Gulf Coast and across central Texas this week. Read More >
Problems receiving the NWR broadcast can be due to issues with the NWR transmitter, your NWR receiver, or possibly both.
Please check the list of known outages/degraded service shown at Current Outages before proceeding.
If your transmitter is not listed at Current Outages, the problem may be possibly be with your receiver.
If your NWR receiver is not working properly or you need assistance in programming your NWR receiver, please see the list of manufacturers for assistance. Report NWR transmitter outages (dead air) or failure to receive the weekly test (every Wednesday between 10:00 a.m. and 12:00 noon) local time.
NOTE: The weekly test may not be performed if there is severe weather in the area of the transmitter during the time scheduled for the test.
If you are unable to receive the NWR broadcast and are reasonably certain that your receiver is operating correctly, please call or text the word "Go" to the following numbers to report NWR Transmitter problems or to get transmitter information.
1-888-886-1227 or 1-888-697-7263
For text messages, message and data rates may apply. Response times may vary by carrier.
Please send an email to nwroutage@noaa.gov or fill in the form below.
Or, send an email to nwroutage@noaa.gov with the following information:
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