Weather radio in West Virginia

WXM70: NOAA Weather Radio, Garfield

162.500 MHz · 1,000 W · On the air

WXM70 broadcasts NOAA Weather Radio on 162.500 MHz (WX6 on most receivers) from Garfield, with the transmitter at Milwood, West Virginia, at 1,000 W. The National Weather Service office in Charleston, WV programs it. It covers 15 counties in Ohio and West Virginia.

The transmitter and its neighbors

WXM70 (the largest dot) and the transmitters within 100 miles, colored by their status now.

  • On the air
  • Degraded
  • Off the air

The transmitter

Call sign
WXM70
Frequency
162.500 MHz (WX6)
Power
1,000 W
Status
On the air
Station
Garfield
Transmitter site
Milwood
NWS office
Charleston, WV
Location
38.9757, -81.5327

Counties covered

Program a SAME receiver with the code of your county. Coverage is NWS’s note of the part of a county the signal reaches.

CountyStateSAME codeCoverage
AthensOhio039009Whole county
GalliaOhio039053Whole county
MeigsOhio039105Whole county
WashingtonOhio039167Whole county
CalhounWest Virginia054013Whole county
GilmerWest Virginia054021Whole county
JacksonWest Virginia054035Whole county
MasonWest Virginia054053Whole county
PleasantsWest Virginia054073Whole county
PutnamWest Virginia054079Whole county
RitchieWest Virginia054085Whole county
RoaneWest Virginia054087Whole county
TylerWest Virginia054095Whole county
WirtWest Virginia054105Whole county
WoodWest Virginia054107Whole county

Nearby transmitters

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Sources

Transmitters, status and county coverage from the National Weather Service’s NOAA Weather Radio county coverage listing (data). Public domain. Read October 1, 2026 at 3:52 AM UTC; held for an hour. Original at weather.gov. Report an outage to NWS at weather.gov/nwr.