NOAA Weather Radio
Hagerstown WXM42
162.475 MHz · Central Maryland and the northern Shenandoah Valley
Maryland weather
Radar first, with the forecast details close at hand.
A regional weather desk for tracking incoming bands, scanning special alerts, and reading the next stretch of Maryland weather against local station conditions.
Regional ops
Radar, warning boxes, and the view across Maryland.
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Live radar
Maryland operations view.
Forecast desk
Hourly timing first, with the ten day outlook underneath.
Hourly forecast
Temperature, dew point, precipitation, and wind.
Building the next few weather windows...
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10 day outlook
The next stretch at a glance.
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Local station desk
Davis observations against the forecast.
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Astrophotography forecast
Seven nights of deep-sky imaging conditions.
Calculating night sky conditions...
Visible deep-sky targets will appear after the forecast loads...
Tropical watch
Hurricane tracking for the Atlantic and nearby basins.
Checking National Hurricane Center active storms...
Regional resources
Live Audio & Situation Desk
Listen in when a direct stream is available, then keep public directories and official links close for checking what is happening around the region.
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Available in-page audio.
Link-only source
Baltimore KEC83
162.400 MHz · No permitted direct stream is available for in-page playback right now.
Link-only source
DC WNG736
162.450 MHz · Broadcastify has a feed page, but not a public static stream URL for embedding.
NOAA Weather Radio
Weather radio references.
Nearby transmitters can vary by terrain and receiver placement. Use these as a quick reference, then confirm coverage with NWS.
- Hagerstown WXM42
- 162.475 MHz
- Baltimore KEC83
- 162.400 MHz
- Washington WNG736
- 162.450 MHz
Public audio
Third-party stream directories.
Scanner and weather audio streams are community-operated. They may lag, disappear, or be unavailable during the exact event you are checking.
Spotter context
SKYWARN and local NWS.
SKYWARN spotter reports help NWS verify severe weather and improve warning decisions. These links are for training and regional context.
Situation links
Official weather and emergency sources.
Use official alerts, Wireless Emergency Alerts, local emergency guidance, and a dedicated weather radio for life-safety decisions.
Streams and directories are convenient situational-awareness tools, not official alerting paths. Keep official alerts enabled and follow local emergency guidance.