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BBC Radio 4 broadcasts weather bulletins daily on FM and long wave. Weather bulletins for shipping are broadcast daily on BBC Radio 4 at the following times: 0048 and 0520 (long wave and FM) 1201 and 1754 (normally long wave only)

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Packet Bulletin Board Systems (BBS) BBSs can still be found in many metropolitan areas on the VHF or UHF data frequencies. In North America, you can also find the "Network 105" BBS on 14.105 MHz LSB. To access a BBS, you connect to it using a terminal program.

NOAA Weather Radio broadcasts in the VHF public service band (between 162.400 and 162.550 megahertz (MHz)) and hence you need a special radio receiver or scanner in order to pick up the signal.