Hi Tom,

If you want to find a streaming NOAA station, log onto www.tunein.com.  
Tune In will stream many NOAA weather stations.  I am not sure and in 
fact, I doubt, that they have all of them, but you could search that 
site and see what stations they have.  I know they have my Buffalo, New 
York area and many large cities such as Los Angeles, Dallas and Miami.



On 5/17/2015 12:02 PM, Tom Behler wrote:
> Hello, all.
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> Has anyone checked the wunderground classic web site again for NOAA Weather
> Radio Streaming?
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> I know the site has been slated to be phased out, and I'm wondering if this
> now has actually happened.  Or, perhaps the structure of the web site has
> changed.
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> When I click on the url:
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> http://classic.wunderground.com/wxradio/
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> I still automatically get the Huntsville, Alabama NWR broadcast, and I can't
> seem to get out of it.
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> In addition, I'm now having difficulty finding the audio streams for the
> stations I most frequently check.
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> It used to be that I could arrow down to whichever NWR broadcast I wanted,
> and simply hit enter on the "listen" link, and things worked perfectly.
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> This is no longer the case.
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> I know we discussed this on list several weeks ago, but I'm really wondering
> what others' experiences are, and, if you have had the problems I'm  now
> experiencing, how you got awround them.
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> Also, if there is now a better way to access NOAA weather streaming
> broadcasts, I'd be interested in trying that as well.
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> Tom Behler: KB8TYJ
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