NOAA Weather Radio - KHB97 (Bellevue, OH)

KHB97 transmits from Bellevue, Ohio, on 162.400 MHz, covering portions of north-central Ohio including Huron, Erie, Seneca, Sandusky, and Ottawa Counties. With clear signal quality and dependable coverage, it’s the station of choice for those who prefer actually hearing their weather alerts.

While certain other feeds—like 162.550 MHz—may be more well-known, they’re also known for choppy audio, distant reception, and the occasional game of “guess that warning.” KHB97 skips the drama and delivers crisp, timely alerts straight from the National Weather Service in Cleveland. Because when it comes to severe weather, clarity shouldn’t be optional.

Alerting Area for KHB-97

For the Bellevue transmitter, the alarm features will be used for the following messages (silent periods are noted):

• Tornado Watches and Warnings
• Severe Thunderstorm Watches and Warnings
• Special Marine Warnings
• Winter Storm Watch or Lake Effect Watch (not between Midnight and 7am)
• Winter Storm Warning or Lake Effect Warning (not between Midnight and 7am)
• Blizzard Watches and Warnings (not between Midnight and 7am)
• Wind Chill Warning (not between Midnight and 7am)
• Flood or Flash Flood Watches (not between Midnight and 7am)
• Flood Warnings and Flash Flood Warnings (countywide and select river points)
• High Wind Watch and Warning (not between Midnight and 7am)
• Routine Weekly Test

• Shelter in Place Warning
• Radiological Hazard Warning
• Nuclear Power Plant Warning
• Law Enforcement Warning
• Hazardous Materials Warning
• Fire Warning
• Evacuation Immediate
• Earthquake Warning
• Civil Emergency Message
• Emergency Action Notification