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KHB33

KHB33 (sometimes referred to as Pharr All Hazards) is a NOAA Weather Radio station that is programmed from the National Weather Service forecast office in Brownsville, Texas with its transmitter located in Brownsville. Although the directional signal serves much of the whole Rio Grande Valley area, it broadcasts weather and hazard information for Cameron, Hidalgo & Willacy Counties.

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vd • Radio stations in the McAllen-Brownsville-Harlingen market
By FM frequency 88.188.3 • 88.5 • 88.991.592.794.5 • 95.3 • 96.196.997.798.599.5100.3101.1102.1104.1104.9105.5105.7106.3 • 107.5 • 107.9
By AM frequency 710 • 840 • 910 • 1210 • 1240 • 1290 • 1530 • 1580 • 1700
NOAA Weather Radio frequency 162.400162.550
By callsign KBFMKBICKBMIKBNRKBTQKBUCKCASKESOKFRQ • KGBT • KGBT-FMKHIDKHKZ • KIRT • KJAVKKPSKMBH-FMKNVO-FM • KOIR • KQBO • KQXX-FM • KRGE • KRIOKSOXKTEX • KUBR • KURV • KVJY • KVLYKVMVKVNS • KZSP • KHB33WWG34
Texas Radio Markets: AbileneAmarilloAustinBeaumont-Port ArthurBryan-College StationCorpus ChristiDallas/Fort WorthEl PasoHouston-GalvestonKilleen-TempleLaredoLubbockLufkin-NacogdochesMcAllen-Brownsville-HarlingenOdessa-MidlandSan AngeloSan AntonioTyler-LongviewTexarkanaWacoWichita Falls

Other Texas Radio Regions: Bay City-FreeportBig Spring-SnyderBrownwoodDel RioEagle PassFort Stockton-AlpineKerrville-FredericksburgKingsville-Alice-FalfurriasLongview-MarshallParisSherman-DenisonVictoria

See also: List of radio stations in Texas See also: Reynosa Radio
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