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Report Date: 09/20/2021 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- NWSLI CITY AZRAN ST COUNTY LAT (DMS) LON(DMS) LAT(DD) LON(DD) STNTYPE WFO DETAIL PROGRAM PROGRAM ID ELEV --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- AFWI4 ACKLEY 6SW IA HARDIN 42 28 43N 093 07 15W 42.4787 -93.1209 WOS DMX ACKLEY FIRE WX UCOOP 1143 AKWI4 ACKWORTH 2SW IA WARREN 41 20 00N 093 29 00W 41.3333 -93.4833 WOS DMX COOPB 13-0021 770 GOES CE7C4B3A 770 ADAI4 ADAIR IA ADAIR 41 30 03N 094 38 12W 41.5008 -94.6367 WOS DMX COOPB 13-0046 1360 RDAI4 ADAIR IA ADAIR 41 29 24N 094 43 12W 41.4900 -94.7200 WOS DMX ADAIR RWIS RAWS RWIS 450 SADI4 ADAIR IA ADAIR 41 31 07N 094 35 02W 41.5186 -94.5839 WOS DMX ADAIR CASEY - KCCI SCHOOLNET ADEI4 ADEL 6NNW IA DALLAS 41 41 18N 094 02 06W 41.6883 -94.0350 WOS DMX NORTH RACCOON RIVER NEAR ADEL AHOS 74758 932 ADFI4 ADEL IA DALLAS 41 36 56N 094 00 48W 41.6156 -94.0132 WOS DMX ADEL FIRE WX UCOOP 888 ADLI4 ADEL IA DALLAS 41 37 00N 094 01 00W 41.6167 -94.0167 WOS DMX UCOOP ADXI4 ADEL 2SE IA DALLAS 41 35 37N 093 58 45W 41.5936 -93.9793 WOS DMX ADEL 2SE UCOOP 945 SAEI4 ADEL IA DALLAS 41 37 06N 094 01 14W 41.6183 -94.0206 WOS DMX ADM MIDDLE ADEL - KCCI SCHOOLNET Report Date: 09/20/2021 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- NWSLI CITY AZRAN ST COUNTY LAT (DMS) LON(DMS) LAT(DD) LON(DD) STNTYPE WFO DETAIL PROGRAM PROGRAM ID ELEV --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- SAFI4 AFTON IA UNION 41 01 13N 094 10 42W 41.0203 -94.1783 WOS DMX EAST UNION AT AFTON - KCCI SCHOOLNET RAII4 AINSWORTH 1E IA WASHINGTON 41 17 29N 091 31 59W 41.2913 -91.5331 WOS DMX AINSWORTH US 218 RWIS AMOS RWIS 735 AKRI4 AKRON IA PLYMOUTH 42 49 33N 096 33 05W 42.8258 -96.5514 WOS FSD BIG SIOUX RIVER COOPB 13-0088 1198 GOES CE428C3C 1119 BKCI4 AKRON 11E IA PLYMOUTH 42 50 08N 096 20 37W 42.8355 -96.3436 WOS FSD AKRON 11E COOPB 13-0089 1380 ALBI4 ALBIA 3NNE IA MONROE 41 04 00N 092 47 00W 41.0667 -92.7833 WOS DMX COOPAB 13-0112 880 SALI4 ALBIA IA MONROE 41 01 45N 092 48 22W 41.0292 -92.8061 WOS DMX ALBIA LINCOLN CTR - KCCI ABNI4 ALBION 4WNW IA MARSHALL 42 08 26N 093 03 14W 42.1406 -93.0539 WOS DMX IOWA RVR UCOOP 900 ALSI4 ALDEN 5W IA HARDIN 42 30 50N 093 28 11W 42.5139 -93.4697 WOS DMX SOUTH FORK IOWA RIVER NEAR ALDEN HWY D20 AHOS 1135 AGAI4 ALGONA 8S IA KOSSUTH 42 57 05N 094 14 01W 42.9513 -94.2335 WOS DMX E FK DES MOINES RIVER NEAR ALGONA CO RD B63 AHOS 1100 AGNI4 ALGONA 1NNW IA KOSSUTH 43 04 44N 094 14 10W 43.0789 -94.2361 WOS DMX E. FORK DES MOINES RVR COOPB 13-0131 1115 GOES CE1243B2 1115 Report Date: 09/20/2021 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- NWSLI CITY AZRAN ST COUNTY LAT (DMS) LON(DMS) LAT(DD) LON(DD) STNTYPE WFO DETAIL PROGRAM PROGRAM ID ELEV --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ALGI4 ALGONA 3W IA KOSSUTH 43 04 00N 094 18 22W 43.0667 -94.3061 WOS DMX COOPAB 13-0133 1230 AXA ALGONA IA KOSSUTH 43 04 40N 094 16 19W 43.0778 -94.2719 WOS DMX AWOS RALI4 ALGONA 8W IA KOSSUTH 43 04 59N 094 23 55W 43.0830 -94.3985 WOS DMX ALGONA US 18 RWIS AMOS RWIS 1200 SAGI4 ALGONA IA KOSSUTH 43 04 14N 094 13 44W 43.0706 -94.2289 WOS DMX SETON ES ALGONA - KCCI OTHER ALLI4 ALLEMAN IA POLK 41 49 00N 093 37 00W 41.8167 -93.6167 WOS DMX UCOOP ALMI4 ALLEMAN 1W IA POLK 41 49 11N 093 37 45W 41.8197 -93.6292 WOS DMX FOURMILE CREEK NEAR ALLEMAN NW 142ND AVE AHOS 975 ALRI4 ALLERTON IA WAYNE 40 42 24N 093 21 54W 40.7067 -93.3650 WOS DMX COOPAB 13-0149 1100 ASNI4 ALLISON IA BUTLER 42 45 00N 092 47 00W 42.7500 -92.7833 WOS DMX COOPAC 13-0157 1050 GPKI4 ALPHA 4E IA FAYETTE 43 00 05N 091 58 09W 43.0015 -91.9691 WOS ARX GOULDSBURG COUNTY PARK AHOS 1007 ALTI4 ALTON IA SIOUX 42 59 00N 096 00 00W 42.9833 -96.0000 WOS FSD FLOYD RIVER COOPB 13-0181 1355 GOES CE429198 1355 Report Date: 09/20/2021 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- NWSLI CITY AZRAN ST COUNTY LAT (DMS) LON(DMS) LAT(DD) LON(DD) STNTYPE WFO DETAIL PROGRAM PROGRAM ID ELEV --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- RTNI4 ALTON IA SIOUX 42 59 24N 096 04 48W 42.9900 -96.0800 WOS DMX ALTON RWIS RAWS RWIS 430 ALFI4 ALTOONA 4WNW IA POLK 41 39 30N 093 32 45W 41.6584 -93.5457 WOS DMX FOURMILE CREEK NEAR ALTOONA NE 54TH AVE AHOS 835 ATNI4 ALTOONA 4W IA POLK 41 39 23N 093 32 44W 41.6564 -93.5456 WOS DMX FOUR MILE CRK COOPB 13-0187 841 RTOI4 ALTOONA IA POLK 41 39 36N 093 31 12W 41.6600 -93.5200 WOS DMX ALTOONA RWIS RAWS RWIS 262 AAWI4 AMANA 2WNW IA IOWA 41 49 27N 091 54 41W 41.8242 -91.9115 WOS DVN IFC-AMANA 2WNW AHOS 770 891 AMAI4 AMANA IA IOWA 41 48 18N 091 52 23W 41.8050 -91.8731 WOS DVN AMANA GOES 1650060A 722 AMNI4 AMANA IA IOWA 41 48 00N 091 52 00W 41.8000 -91.8667 WOS DVN COOPB 13-0193 730 AMPI4 AMANA IA IOWA 41 48 18N 091 52 23W 41.8051 -91.8730 WOS DVN PRICE CREEK AT AMANA-US 151/W AVE AHOS 711 ANPI4 AMANA 5NW IA IOWA 41 50 43N 091 56 52W 41.8454 -91.9479 WOS DVN PRICE CREEK NEAR AMANA-S AVE AHOS 769 AAKI4 AMES 4WSW IA STORY 42 01 20N 093 41 22W 42.0222 -93.6895 WOS DMX AMES UCOOP 1030 AEEI4 AMES 6NNE IA STORY 42 06 24N 093 34 12W 42.1066 -93.5699 WOS DMX AMES 170TH ST / 563RD AVE AMOS 943 Report Date: 09/20/2021 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- NWSLI CITY AZRAN ST COUNTY LAT (DMS) LON(DMS) LAT(DD) LON(DD) STNTYPE WFO DETAIL PROGRAM PROGRAM ID ELEV --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- AEFI4 AMES 5NNE IA STORY 42 05 33N 093 34 16W 42.0926 -93.5710 WOS DMX AMES FIRE WX UCOOP 1025 AESI4 AMES 5SE IA STORY 41 57 45N 093 33 40W 41.9625 -93.5611 WOS DMX BLO SQUAW CK ON THE SOUTH SKUNK R. COOPAB 13-0203 870 AHTI4 AMES 6NNE IA STORY 42 06 29N 093 35 10W 42.1081 -93.5860 WOS DMX AMES ISU HORTICULTURE FARM VINEYARD AHOS 1006 AISI4 AMES IA STORY 42 01 00N 093 39 00W 42.0167 -93.6500 WOS DMX COOPBC 13-0196 890 AKAI4 AMES IA STORY 42 01 16N 093 41 17W 42.0211 -93.6881 WOS DMX AKCI4 AMES 4WSW IA STORY 41 59 48N 093 42 11W 41.9968 -93.7031 WOS DMX AMES - KITCHEN FARM AHOS AMCI4 AMES 4WNW IA STORY 42 02 17N 093 41 55W 42.0380 -93.6986 WOS DMX CLEAR CREEK NEAR AMES HWY R38 AHOS 992 AMDI4 AMES IA STORY 42 00 49N 093 36 36W 42.0135 -93.6101 WOS DMX SQUAW CREEK AT AMES S DUFF AVE AHOS 890 AMEI4 AMES 3N IA STORY 42 04 06N 093 37 09W 42.0683 -93.6192 WOS DMX COOPB 13-0199 894 AMFI4 AMES 5WNW IA STORY 42 03 44N 093 41 54W 42.0621 -93.6984 WOS DMX AMES ISU AG WX FINCH FARM AHOS 994 AMMI4 AMES 5W IA BOONE 42 01 00N 093 44 00W 42.0167 -93.7333 WOS DMX AMES SCAN 1073 Report Date: 09/20/2021 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- NWSLI CITY AZRAN ST COUNTY LAT (DMS) LON(DMS) LAT(DD) LON(DD) STNTYPE WFO DETAIL PROGRAM PROGRAM ID ELEV --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- AMQI4 AMES IA STORY 42 02 12N 093 38 42W 42.0366 -93.6450 WOS DMX SQUAW CREEK AT AMES STANGE RD AHOS 900 AMRI4 AMES IA STORY 42 02 03N 093 35 38W 42.0342 -93.5939 WOS DMX SOUTH SKUNK RIVER AT AMES E 13TH ST AHOS 900 AMSI4 AMES 8WSW IA BOONE 42 01 16N 093 46 27W 42.0211 -93.7742 WOS DMX COOPABC 13-0200 1099 AMW AMES IA STORY 41 59 32N 093 37 18W 41.9922 -93.6217 WOS DMX AMES MUNICIPAL AIRPORT ASOS AMW AMWI4 AMES IA STORY 42 01 21N 093 37 45W 42.0225 -93.6292 WOS DMX SQUAW CRK COOPB 13-0207 904 AMXI4 AMES IA STORY 41 59 26N 093 37 08W 41.9905 -93.6188 WOS DMX OTHER 922 AONI4 AMES 5WNW IA STORY 42 03 13N 093 41 55W 42.0535 -93.6985 WOS DMX ONION CREEK NEAR AMES HWY R38 AHOS 960 CSRI4 AMES 4NW IA STORY 42 04 15N 093 40 21W 42.0707 -93.6726 WOS DMX CAMERON SCHOOL ROAD ALERT ALERT 909 ESQI4 AMES 8NW IA STORY 42 09 59N 093 45 11W 42.1665 -93.7531 WOS DMX E18 SQUAW CREEK ALERT ALERT 983 LWCI4 AMES 5WSW IA BOONE 42 00 10N 093 43 04W 42.0029 -93.7179 WOS DMX WORRELL CREEK NEAR AMES X AVE AHOS 1031 MCPI4 AMES 4NNE IA STORY 42 05 32N 093 35 08W 42.0923 -93.5855 WOS DMX MCFARLAND PARK ALERT ALERT 931 Report Date: 09/20/2021 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- NWSLI CITY AZRAN ST COUNTY LAT (DMS) LON(DMS) LAT(DD) LON(DD) STNTYPE WFO DETAIL PROGRAM PROGRAM ID ELEV --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- RAMI4 AMES 2ENE IA STORY 42 02 02N 093 34 12W 42.0340 -93.5699 WOS DMX AMES I-35 RWIS AMOS RWIS 976 RASI4 AMES 6SSE IA STORY 41 56 59N 093 34 12W 41.9498 -93.5700 WOS DMX AMES I-35 RWIS #2 AMOS 917 SAMI4 AMES IA STORY 42 03 00N 093 37 12W 42.0500 -93.6200 WOS DMX NORTHWOOD ELEMENTARY AMES - KCCI SCHOOLNET AMOI4 ANAMOSA 3SSW IA JONES 42 04 35N 091 18 07W 42.0763 -91.3019 WOS DVN ANAMOSA 3 SSW COOPABC 13-0214 875 ANAI4 ANAMOSA 1WNW IA JONES 42 06 42N 091 17 36W 42.1117 -91.2933 WOS DVN ANAMOSA 1 WNW ANMI4 ANAMOSA IA JONES 42 06 00N 091 18 00W 42.1000 -91.3000 WOS DVN NO.
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