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| The National Weather Service authors Severe and Winter Weather guides annually. The guides serve to educate the public about hazardous weather and how to prepare for severe and winter storms. |
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Winter Guide (Where to Go for Headlines) |
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| The National Weather Service (NWS) in Little Rock issues forecasts (and Winter headlines) for much of Arkansas (light blue counties above).
Counties in the northwest, east, southwest, and southeast are served by NWS offices in Tulsa, OK... Memphis, TN... Shreveport, LA... and Jackson, MS respectively.
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Forecasts may be received on the Internet, news and weather wires, and on NOAA Weather Radio (NWR) All Hazards.
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| As far as NWR, there were 25 NOAA Weather Radio transmitters up and running across Arkansas as of October, 2005: (1) Grove OK...162.50 MHz, (2) Springdale... 162.400 MHz, (3) Harrison...162.525 MHz, (4) Yellville...162.50 MHz, (5) Cherokee Village...162.475 MHz, (6) Wardell MO...162.525 MHz, (7) Dyersburg TN...162.50 MHz, (8) Fayetteville...162.475 MHz, (9) Mountain View...162.45 MHz, (10) Jonesboro...162.55 MHz, (11) Fort Smith...162.55 MHz, (12) Russellville... 162.525 MHz, (13) Morrilton...162.475 MHz, (14) Russell... 162.40 MHz, (15) Memphis TN...162.475 MHz, (16) Mena...162.40 MHz, (17) Mount Ida...162.425 MHz, (18) Little Rock...162.55 MHz, (19) Marvell... 162.525 MHz, (20) Broken Bow OK...162.45 MHz, (21) Gurdon...162.475 MHz, (22) Star City...162.40 MHz, (23) Texarkana...162.55 MHz, (24) El Dorado...162.525, and (25) Fountain Hill...162.475 MHz. |
| If you have travel plans, and winter weather is expected... plan ahead. Make sure your vehicle is ready for the elements! |
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