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After almost a year, Galveston set to regain NOAA weather radio transmitter

Summary by The Daily News
The need for a permanent replacement dates back to a March 25 fire at the Hitchcock facility that housed the original Galveston NOAA Weather Radio transmitter, KHB-40, which operates on 162.55 megahertz.

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After almost a year, Galveston set to regain NOAA weather radio transmitter

The need for a permanent replacement dates back to a March 25 fire at the Hitchcock facility that housed the original Galveston NOAA Weather Radio transmitter, KHB-40, which operates on 162.55 megahertz.

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The Daily News broke the news in on Friday, February 27, 2026.
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