VHF NOAA weather radio stations that can be received by the SLC receiver

VHF NOAA Weather Radio (NWR) Stations

NOAA Weather Radio stations transmit continuous weather information from nearby National Weather Service offices. They are a service of the U.S. National Weather Service, Office of Climate, Water, and Weather Services.

NOAA Weather Stations

Frequency	Mode	Call	Power	Distance	Description
162.4 MHz	FM	WXM22	100 Watts	67 Miles	NOAA Weather Radio for Logan, Brigham City and Bear Lake. Located on 9,723 foot Logan Peak above Logan City in Cache County, Utah. Behind high mountains. Extremely weak. Sometimes below noise level. Interesting fade patterns at times due to "airplane flutter" and other phenomena.
162.45 MHz	FM	WWF46	120 Watts	38 Miles	NOAA Weather Radio for Salt Lake City, Wasatch Front, Tooele and Delta. Located on South Mountain near Tooele, Utah.
162.475 MHz	FM	KXI30	100 Watts	113 Miles Path Map	NOAA Weather Radio for Northwest Utah Deserts, Tooele County, and Wendover. Located on Wendover Peak at the Utah/Nevada state line. Not line-of-sight. Interesting fade patterns at times due to "airplane flutter" and other phenomena.
162.525 MHz	FM	WWF47	120 Watts	47 Miles	NOAA Weather Radio for Salt Lake City, Wasatch Front, Tooele, and Delta. Located on Vernon Hill, Utah. Not line-of-sight.
162.55 MHz	FM	KEC78	330 Watts	26 Miles	NOAA Weather Radio for Salt Lake City, Wasatch Front, Tooele, and Delta. Located on top of the Oquirrh Mountains Southwest of Salt Lake City, Utah. Line-of-sight.