...or click on a region using the map below.
About this Webpage
Overview
- The Radio/TV streams map is a directory containing radio and TV stations that relay EAS alerts on stream. These streams can be a convenient resource for listening to weather and other emergency alerts across the United States.
- Streams are sorted by National Weather Service (NWS) forecast regions. You can click a point on the map or select a region from the dropdown.
- All streams are grouped into local clusters; these clusters are identified by major city or by the local NWR station.
- Each station has a link to their stream and website (if applicable). Other information, such as: the city of license, the alerts they relay, and notable observations are listed.
- Tune to streams for EAS tests or weather alerts issued by the NWS: note that every station has different protocols for handling EAS alerts.
Notice on Maintenance and Reliability
- All streams on this page are provided by 3rd party sources, usually the owner of the radio/TV station. Therefore, streams may become unavailible or go off-air without notice.
- Stations may configure their streams or EAS equipment any anytime; the alerts that a station relays (or playing EAS alerts on stream at all) are subject to change.
- In the event a stream fails to play, try the station's website. Otherwise, you can try to look up the station's stream on Radio-Locator (limited number of searches allowed before showing a paywall), TuneIn, or other streaming platforms.
- Due to the large number of streams and limited support, resources on this webpage are highly suceptible to link rot. GWES staff are working on improving support and maintenance on this page for the future.
- Have something to contribute? Please share any information with us using this form or via the #website-feedback channel on the Discord server. Your contributions are highly appreciated!
Legal/Disclaimers
- This webpage should NOT be used for protection of life or property.
- The Radio/TV streams map could act as a "proactive" resource, but is primarily intended for enthusiasts and research.
- All stream and website links are sourced from third parties and may be vulnerable to viruses or other malicious malware. GWES is not responsible for any damages from using these resources. Use at your own risk.
- Streams may have a buffer delay and should not be considered a reliable source for EAS alerts.
- For reliable, 24/7 coverage of weather and other emergency alerts, consider purchasing a dedicated NOAA Weather Radio with battery backup and/or a smartphone with Wireless Emergency Alerts enabled.
- GWES and all resources on this website are not affiliated with FEMA or the FCC.
Other Resources
- For more information on alert acronyms and descriptions, click here.
- For information on NOAA Weather Radio stations and coverage areas, please visit the official website here.
- Check out the EAS Database and EAS Tests pages for additional information on EAS tests and alerts.
Credits
- EAStestfan25 (Drew) for continued contributions to this webpage.
- heatcats (Kyle) for creation and early development of the stream map.
- All contributors to data on this webpage.
- Radio/TV stations for providing streams as a source for EAS alerts.