Farmington Area NOAA Weather Radio WXJ37

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Listen	Feed	Genre	Listeners	Player Selection	Links	Status
	Farmington Area NOAA Weather Radio WXJ37	Public Safety	0	HTML5 Web Player Static URL ($$) Advanced Web Player ($$)		Online

Feed Notes

NOAA Weather Radio Station WXJ37 broadcasts on a Frequency of 162.475 MHz and provides continuous weather information to Northwestern New Mexico and Extreme Southwestern Colorado. This station’s programming originates from the National Weather Service office in Albuquerque, New Mexico.

The transmitter for WXJ37 is located in Farmington, New Mexico, and serves key areas such as San Juan County, NM, and La Plata County, CO.

Cities/Towns in the Alert Area:

In San Juan County, New Mexico:

• Farmington
• Bloomfield
• Aztec
• Shiprock
• Flora Vista

In La Plata County, Colorado:

• Durango
• Ignacio
• Bayfield
• Hermosa
• Cascade (Purgatory Resort)
• Tacoma (Near 416 wildfire burn scar)

Weekly Test:

A Required Weekly Test (RWT) of the weather radio is conducted every Wednesday between 11:30 AM and 11:35 AM Mountain Time, unless there is an imminent hazardous weather threat in the Albuquerque Weather Forecast Office area. When this happens the test is then post poned for the next fair weather day.

Broadcast Cycle:

1. Station ID
2. Local Area Weather Observations for:
   • Farmington, NM
   • Durango, CO
   • Cortez, CO
   • Gallup, NM
   • Window Rock, AZ
   • Denver, CO
   • Grand Junction, CO
   • Taos, NM
   • Albuquerque, NM
   • Santa Fe, NM
   • Las Cruces, NM
   • Farmington, NM (repeated)
3. Latest Weather Synopsis
4. Forecast for Farmington and the Northwest Plateau
5. Extended Forecast for the Farmington Area
6. Forecast for Durango and Southern La Plata County (If a watch or advisory is in effect, it will be announced here.)

The cycle then repeats from the top.

 

Weather Warnings:

When specific weather warnings—such as Severe Thunderstorm Warnings, Tornado Warnings, Flash Flood Warnings, Snow Squall Warnings, or Dust Storm Warnings—are issued for the broadcast area, WXJ37 will:

• Broadcast the warning immediately using EAS to ensure you're alerted as soon as possible.
• After the warning the station then follows with the Station ID.
• Repeat the warning message to provide full details, including affected areas, the nature of the threat, and any recommended actions and updates. 

This cycle continues until the warning is lifted or expires, with all regular programming temporarily suspended to prioritize urgent weather information.

Be sure to check out my other stream, KWN54 in Durango, also available on Broadcastify!

-Victor L (EASNewMex)