NOAA weather radios are back in service after a week-long outage, according to officials with the National Weather Service in Melbourne.
NOAA weather radios were off the air for many in the region starting Feb. 6 due to a “communication line problem" with the Daytona Beach transmitter.
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The transmitter serves Volusia, Lake, Brevard, Orange, Seminole, Putnam and Flagler counties.
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Officials with the NWS in Melbourne said Tuesday the Daytona Beach NOAA Radio transmitter, operating on a frequency of 162.400 Megahertz is back in service.
“If you switched to one of our alternate transmitters during this outage, please change your frequency back to 162.400 Megahertz or channel 1 on your NOAA Weather Radio,” the NWS said in a statement.