NOAA Weather Radio - Toledo, OH

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Station: Toledo, OH WXL-51 @ 162.500 MHZ

WXL-51 operates 24 hours a day at a frequency of 162.500 MHZ.

County Coverage for WXL51

State	County	SAME
OH	Defiance	039039
OH	Fulton (E)	039051
OH	Henry	039069
OH	Lucas	039095
OH	Ottawa (NW)	039123
OH	Sandusky (NW)	039143
OH	Seneca (NW tip)	039147
OH	Williams	039171
OH	Wood	039173
Lake Erie	mouth of the Detroit R. to North Cape, MI and from Maumee Bay to Reno Beach (including adjacent open waters).

The number in the 'SAME' column is used for the Specific Area Message Encoder (SAME), utilized by some NOAA Weather Radio All-Hazards receivers.

Alerting Area for WXL51

State	County	SAME
OH	Defiance	039039
OH	Fulton	039051
OH	Henry	039069
OH	Lucas	039095
OH	Ottawa	039123
OH	Sandusky	039143
OH	Seneca	039147
OH	Williams	039171
OH	Wood	039173
Lake Erie	mouth of the Detroit R. to North Cape, MI and from Maumee Bay to Reno Beach (including adjacent open waters)
River Points	alerted river points

Alarm features will be initiated for only the above counties listed. See the non-routine programming below for more information on which messages contain the alarm features. You must be within the coverage area to hear alerts for the above counties.

Programming Schedule

Routine Programming Cycle

Product	Issued	Periodicity
Daily Climate (Toledo)	1 AM EST & 5 PM EST	Every 15 min, until 10 AM EST & 11 PM EST
Hourly Weather Observations	:10 past every hour	Every Cycle
Open Water Forecast (mouth of Detroit R. to Reno Beach)	4 AM/PM & 10 AM/PM	Every 15 min (30 min in winter)
Nearshore Water Forecast (mouth of Detroit R. to Reno Beach)	4 AM/PM & 10 AM/PM	Every 20 min - full forecast Every Cycle - first 24 hrs of forecast
Weather Synopsis	4 AM/PM	Every Cycle
Short Term Forecast	4 AM/PM & Noon (plus as needed)	Every Cycle
Extended Forecast	4 AM/PM & Noon	Every 10 min
8-14 Day Outlook	4 PM Mon/Wed/Fri	Every 30 min
Monthly Climate	Between the 1st and 5th of each month	Every 15 min for 1 day
Buoy Observations	8 and 10 AM & 12 and 2 PM	Every Cycle
Routine Weekly Test	Every Wed between 11 AM-Noon	Plays Once

Non-Routine Programming

During adverse weather conditions, some routine programming is suspended. This is done to broadcast more important information frequently. When a Severe Thunderstorm or Tornado Watch is issued, the Climate summaries, Weather Synopsis, 8-14 day Outlook, Buoy Observations, and the Routine Weekly Test will NOT be played. When a Severe Thunderstorm or Tornado Warning is issued, the Short and Long Term Forecast, and the Nearshore Water Forecast and Open Water Forecast will NOT be played. If a Winter Storm Watch is issued, the Climate summaries and the 8-14 day Outlooks get suspended.