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Just wondering if this is testing going on or if I should be outside looking for a tornado?
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Can't guarantee there's not a tornado (and if there is, don't go outside and look for it! lol) but this website - Fire Department - Weather Alert System - says they test the weather sirens at 9AM on the first Monday of the month. I think that's today.
Stay safe! There's a chance of severe weather and isolated tornadoes tonight! |
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If it's a totally clear day and you notice it going off, it's probably a test. They do test them occasionally.
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Yeah, I noticed that this morning too. It had me going for a while, until I remembered it was the first of the month. Usually they postpone it if there's a chance people will confuse it for the real deal...but I guess they went ahead and did it anyway this time. |
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