Here in Puget Sound country, we have something called Highway Advisory Radio
that transmits locally about weather and road conditions in the local area
and up in the passes. There are several such stations audible around here,
especially in Winter. They don't have much power, but get out surprisingly
well. However, they do not broadcast anything else.


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As I was driving to work this morning just outside Columbus, Ohio, I used
the search function on my car radio just for fun. Like most car radios in
North America, it tunes only in 10kHz increments.
When I tuned down to 530kHz at about 1120 UTC, I was very surprised to
hear
Middle Eastern or North African vocal pop music. The signal began to fade
badly by 1128, and there was no discernable talk through the listening
period. The frequency is very approximate due to the 10kHz tuning
increments. Poor/fair level under/over a local TIS (announcing a road
closure that happened six months ago ;-), and beacon HEH (Newark, Ohio,
524
kHz).
Though I've heard the occasional Latin station (mostly Cubans) on this
radio, I've never heard anything like this on MW from this area, not even
on
my Kenwood R5000 at home. Does anyone know where this would most likely be
coming from??
--Larry