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NOAA Weather Radio with Real Voice

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NOAA Weather Radio from State College (at least 162.55 in Harrisburg) is
broadcasting with a real, folksy-sounding voice this week as the National
Weather Service office moves. Less informative than the robotron normally
on-air, and wonder if the voice is coming from New York, where the forecasts
are coming from this week?
 
> NOAA Weather Radio from State College (at least 162.55 in
> Harrisburg) is
> broadcasting with a real, folksy-sounding voice this week as
> the National
> Weather Service office moves. Less informative than the
> robotron normally
> on-air, and wonder if the voice is coming from New York,
> where the forecasts
> are coming from this week?

i was listening to the same thing on wb1 on my mb. it said they were moving their studios.
>
 
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