Tornado drill scheduled Wednesday for Severe Weather Preparedness Week
February 3 through February 7 is severe weather preparedness week in both Georgia and Alabama. This week is used to remind residents to be prepared and how to stay safe during severe weather season. Wednesday’s topic focuses on tornado safety.
The U.S. Department of Energy's Thomas Jefferson National Accelerator Facility will test the tornado warning siren at 10:30 a.m. on Friday, Feb. 7.
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Pasadena installs 30 new sirens for weather, chemical emergencies, after EF-3 tornado in 2023Two years after a powerful EF-3 tornado ripped through Pasadena, city leaders are sharing a new piece of technology that will alert their communities to severe weather.
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Tornado siren tripped on accident after water pipe bursts in dispatch centerThe center was still in operation while dealing with the burst pipe and water damage. Central Dispatch’s radio vender and IT ...
Despite it being a relatively clear day, tornado sirens will go off in Georgia Wednesday morning. It's part of an effort to have Georgians prepare for severe weather ...
Athens-Clarke County and UGA to conduct annual testing of outside tornado sirens and suggest residents use the opportunity to ...
Ionia County's tornado sirens were accidentally activated during clean-up efforts after a pipe burst at the dispatch center.
The statewide drill around Georgia will happen at 9:30 a.m. on Wednesday, February 5. It's part of Severe Weather Preparedness Week, with Wednesday emphasizing tornado safety. “This past year alone, ...
Two years after a powerful EF-3 tornado ripped through Pasadena, city leaders are sharing a new piece of technology that will ...
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An imminent threat warning? Cold War-era siren for 'air raid' erroneously activates"The siren tone that we heard on Saturday, this week, is what we call the attack mode," said Eric Rasmussen, director of ...
"We were just relaxing, watching TV and then all of a sudden, we could hear the tornado sirens outside sounding," said Jeff Behnke of Oshkosh. But the sound he and his family heard Saturday ...
In the years before cellphones, even before pagers, emergency responders in small towns relied on the town siren to alert volunteers that they needed to get down to the fire hall.
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