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Listen to Pittsburgh Area NOAA Weather Radio (KIH35)

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Frequently Asked Questions

What can I hear on Pittsburgh Area NOAA Weather Radio (KIH35)?

Pittsburgh Area NOAA Weather Radio (KIH35) is a Weather scanner feed covering Allegheny County, Pennsylvania. Expect a mix of dispatch traffic as calls come in, along with units reporting their status.

Is Pittsburgh Area NOAA Weather Radio (KIH35) free to listen to?

Yes. Listening to Pittsburgh Area NOAA Weather Radio (KIH35) in the Scanner Radio app is free on both iPhone and Android.

What other scanners cover Allegheny County, Pennsylvania?

Scanner Radio lists 39 other scanners in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, including Allegheny County Airport Authority - KPIT Fire Ops, Allegheny County East Fire Ops 2 and Allegheny County East Police. You can see all scanners in Allegheny County on the area page.

Why is Pittsburgh Area NOAA Weather Radio (KIH35) offline or silent?

Scanner traffic comes in bursts, so a silent stretch usually just means a quiet moment on the channel. If the feed itself is down, it is usually for maintenance and typically comes back on its own.

How do I get alerted when something happens in Allegheny County?

In Scanner Radio, turn on push notifications to hear when listener numbers on a feed suddenly spike, which is often the first sign of a major incident, or when there is a big breaking news story.

What do the codes on Pittsburgh Area NOAA Weather Radio (KIH35) mean?

Dispatchers use 10-codes, signal codes and unit numbers as shorthand. Scanner Radio includes a built-in 10-code reference so you can follow along. Police Scanner Codes Explained: The Complete 10-Code Guide.

Is there a guide to scanners in Pittsburgh?

Yes. How to Listen to Pittsburgh Police, Fire, and EMS Scanners walks through the main scanner feeds for the area and how to listen to them.