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Missouri NOAA Weather Radio stations for local alert monitoring. Unlike the CAP/IPAWS text feeds on the relay console, these stations carry the actual broadcast audio — including the real EAS SAME tones and voice messages as aired by the National Weather Service. Two stations have known live internet streams (linked below); the rest are listed with their broadcast frequencies for reception on a physical weather radio receiver.
General live-stream source: noaaweatherradio.org
Stations with live internet streams
Streams open on Broadcastify — it blocks direct embedding, so they open in a new tab.
All Missouri NWR transmitters
WXK82
Hannibal
162.475 MHz
no online stream found
WWF75
Bourbon
162.525 MHz
no online stream found
WWG49
Fredericktown
162.500 MHz
no online stream found
KWN55
Prairie Home / Jamestown
162.425 MHz
no online stream found
WNG728
Hawk Point
162.425 MHz
no online stream found
WXJ61
Avilla (Joplin)
162.425 MHz
no online stream found
KZZ30
Eldorado Springs
162.475 MHz
no online stream found
WXL46
Fordland (Springfield)
162.400 MHz
no online stream found
KZZ39
Clinton
162.500 MHz
no online stream found
KID77
Kansas City
162.550 MHz
no online stream found
KZZ85
Cameron
162.475 MHz
no online stream found
KEC77
St. Joseph
162.400 MHz
no online stream found
KZZ34
Carrollton
162.450 MHz
no online stream found
WWF76
Summersville
162.475 MHz
no online stream found
KXI38
West Plains
162.525 MHz
no online stream found
KXI35
Alton
162.500 MHz
no online stream found
WWG47
Wardell
162.525 MHz
no online stream found
KZZ43
Branson
162.550 MHz
no online stream found
KZZ82
Gainesville
162.425 MHz
no online stream found
WXL47
Bloomfield
162.400 MHz
no online stream found
KXI66
Piedmont
162.425 MHz
no online stream found
WXM39
La Plata
162.525 MHz
no online stream found
WXL99
Medill
162.450 MHz
no online stream found
KZZ38
Trenton
162.500 MHz
no online stream found
Life-safety notice: internet audio streams are supplemental only — they can drop, lag, or
disappear. They are not a substitute for a real NOAA Weather Radio receiver with SAME
alerting for life-safety use. Keep a physical weather radio powered on for actual emergency coverage.