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Austin San Antonio, TX (KEWX) Radar
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Nearby radars to KEWX
Every other catalog site within 200 miles, nearest first. These approximate distances are between radar sites; they are not coverage ranges.
- Fort Hood, Texas (KGRK)80 miles
- Corpus Christi, Texas (KCRP)136 miles
- Laughlin AFB, Texas (KDFX)139 miles
- Houston, Texas (KHGX)178 miles
- San Angelo, Texas (KSJT)186 miles
About KEWX
KEWX is the ICAO code for the radar cataloged at Austin San Antonio, Texas.
- ICAO station code
- KEWX
- Catalog location
- Austin San Antonio
- State / territory
- Texas
- County / area in catalog
- Comal
- Latitude
- 29.70405°
- Longitude
- -98.0286°
- Catalog elevation
- 767 feet (234 meters)
- NCDC identifier
- 30001843
- WBAN identifier
- 12971
Station listings and coordinates come from the NWS radar catalog (downloaded ). County/area names, identifiers, and elevations come from NOAA’s station metadata (downloaded ). These catalog snapshots do not report current radar availability. Catalog elevation includes the ground, tower, and feed horn.
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