GJT NOAA Weather Radio Info

NWS Weather Broadcasts on Your AM/FM Radio

The Colorado Department of Transportation ( CDOT ) has established a series of repeater stations, allowing the All-Hazards NOAA Weather Radio broadcasts to be heard on standard AM/FM radios . Most of these stations are along the Interstate 70 corridor between Grand Junction and Denver, but a few extend into the more populated areas north and south of I-70 in western Colorado. A few of these stations transmit only road conditions, however. Four different FM frequencies are utilized, while two stations (in the Eagle and Edwards area) transmit a 10 Watt signal on an AM frequency. While these stations transmit weather information 24 hours a day, CDOT will occasionally interrupt broadcasts with important highway and travel information. Please note: the weather radio alarm features will NOT work on AM/FM radios.

Currently, the CDOT AM/FM radio weather information repeater network is as follows:

Map of CDOT AM/FM Radio rebroadcast sites for NOAA All Hazards Radios

Location	Freq.	Repeating NWR Transmitter	Remarks
Aspen	107.9 FM	Glenwood Springs
Carbondale	107.9 FM	Glenwood Springs
Craig	99.7 FM	Direct feed from NWS
Delta	99.1 FM	Montrose
Eagle	107.9 FM	Eagle	Transmitter changed from Glenwood Spgs, June 2012
Edwards	530 AM	Eagle	Transmitter changed from Glenwood Spgs, June 2012
Newcastle	530 AM	Glenwood Springs	Broadcast interrupted for poor visibilities
Gunnison	99.1 FM	Montrose
Kremmling	107.9 FM	Steamboat Springs
Leadville	107.9 FM	Glenwood Springs
Montrose	99.1 FM	Montrose
Parachute	106.7 FM	Grand Junction

* The NWR Tone Alarm/SAME features will NOT work on AM/FM radios.

So, whether you own a NOAA Weather Radio or just a standard AM/FM radio, be sure to keep abreast of the latest weather conditions while at home or traveling the I-70, US Highway 50, or CO Highway 82 corridors in western Colorado. Happy listening!