NOAA Weather Radio Transmitters Will Be Affected in Central Texas
All weather radio transmitters operated by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration will be off the air in Central Texas at the start of this week due to a scheduled software update.
Impact and Alternatives
While severe weather is not currently expected in the region, scattered thunderstorms are possible late Tuesday and Wednesday, so it is critical to have multiple warning systems.
Several transmitters will be affected this week, including those in Austin, Carrizo Springs, Del Rio, Dilley, D’Hanis, Gonzales, Kerrville, La Grange, Llano, San Antonio, Seguin, and Uvalde.
Return to Normal
The NOAA Weather Radio transmitters are expected to resume normal operations by Thursday.
Alternative Methods to Receive Weather Alerts:
- Local TV stations:
- [See full list below](#哪些 địa phương tv channels会受影响)
- Internet
- Follow official National Weather Service Austin-San Antonio on Facebook and X.
- Check the NWS website for alerts and radar updates.
- For detailed forecasts, check the area forecast discussions, which are updated regularly.
- Follow your local emergency management departments online:
- Austin and Travis County
- San Antonio and Bexar County
- Weather apps
- City and county emergency notification systems
- Sign up for local alert systems via your city or county website.
- Enable emergency alerts on your mobile device.
Local TV Station Channels
Austin / Llano
- KEYE‑TV – CBS / Telemundo (Channel 42, Austin)
- KBVO – MyNetworkTV (Channel 14, Llano – serves Austin area)
- KNVA – CW Austin (Channel 49/54)
- KVUE – Tegna (Channel 4/33)
- KXAN – Lin TV (Channel 21/36)
- KTBC/Fox 7 – Fox (Channel 7)
San Antonio / Uvalde / Kerrville / Seguin / D’Hanis
- WOAI‑TV – NBC / The CW (Channel 4, San Antonio)
- KENS‑TV – CBS (Channel 5, San Antonio)
- KSAT‑TV – ABC (Channel 12, San Antonio)
- KMYS – Dabl (Channel 35, licensed to Kerrville)
- KPXL‑TV – Ion (Channel 26, licensed to Uvalde)
Del Rio
- KYVV‑TV – Grit (Channel 10, Del Rio)
