We've restored the original player as the default. Enjoy!

☆?   Good Quality
Based on the last 24 hours up to
26-Sep-2026 4:26:52 pm EDT
with stream availibility of 50% to less than 80%

★?   Great Quality
Based on the last 24hrs up to
26-Sep-2026 4:26:52 pm EDT
with stream availibility of 80% or better
     *¨¨*   Quality may be marginal *¨¨*
Stream Remains Online:
Aliasing / Distortion / Warble
Intermittent Audio
NOAA Xmit Issue
Noise / Static
Very High / Very Low Volume
        *¨¨*   Disabled by Admin *¨¨*
Expected Duration: Temporary
NOAA XMIT Issue
No Source Found at audit
Stream Active, No Audio
Sustained Quality Issues
Temporary Provider Request
Un-Reliable Stream Availability
        *¨¨*   Not Available *¨¨*
Expected Duration: Unknown
No Source Found Extended
Provider Request
May be removed permanently

 

  

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These Streams should not be used for protection of life or property.

The most recent list and status update may not reflect real-time stream availability within the NWROrg platforms and adjunct websites. Please remember that you should NOT rely on this Internet audio to receive watches or warnings.

You should have, also, a dedicated NOAA Weather Radio receiver which will alert you 24 hours a day with appropriate audio and/or visual outputs.

When seconds may count!

The streams should be viewed as proactive resources - "pre-alert" preparation tools. The audio may have a buffer delay as long as thirty seconds, plus any provider, network, or local stream delays. A small number of streams are 'Not Live' but recorded forecast statements from specific Weather Forecast Offices, such as NHC, MIA, MRX, etc. Such audio may not serve as an authoritative source for immediate impact warnings or advisories. In some events, such as Tornado Warnings, Network and other delays of several seconds may change your status from "Safe" to "Not Safe".

Additionally, a stream may be offline for various reasons when you may need it the most.
It is "best practice" to always rely on NOAA receivers with battery back-up.