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NOAA Weather Radio KWO35 – NYC / Northern NJ
About NOAA Weather Radio KWO35 – NYC / Northern NJ
KWO35 is a NOAA Weather Radio station broadcasting continuous weather information for New York City and Northern New Jersey, and it streams online so you can monitor conditions from anywhere.
There are no DJs, no music, no ads. It runs automated forecasts, current conditions, and official alerts issued by the National Weather Service office that covers the New York metro area. When a severe weather event is developing, watches and warnings go out over this feed before most other sources pick them up. That makes it genuinely useful rather than just background noise, especially during hurricane season or a fast-moving winter storm.
The stream is 32 kbps MP3, which is exactly what you’d expect from a government weather broadcast. It’s not built for audio quality. It’s built for reliability and clarity, and it plays on both. If you’re trying to figure out whether a storm is actually going to hit or just tracking a coastal system, this is the direct line to the forecasters responsible for that call.
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Frequently asked questions
Stream it directly from the official NOAA website at weather.gov/okx/NYCtransmitterwebpage. The station broadcasts in MP3 format at 32 kbps.
Yes. NOAA Weather Radio is a free public service operated by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
English. The station broadcasts all weather alerts and forecasts in English for the NYC and Northern New Jersey area.
New York City and Northern New Jersey. KWO35 is the NOAA transmitter serving the New York area, part of the National Weather Service's New York office.
Weather alerts, forecasts, and warnings for the NYC and Northern New Jersey region. The station provides continuous weather information and emergency alerts.
Yes. Since the stream is published online, you can listen on any device with internet access by visiting the official website.