Was this the night that had some sirens in STL county to malfunction? I live in St. Ann, and I kept hearing an old Tbolt or something wind up for about 3 seconds, then wind down and that lasted for about an hour or so.
@starkml4 Whelen 2800s, I believe. As stated, someone at the EMA pressed the incorrect warning tone because the city only uses Alert, which is a continuous monotone sound for these sirens.
+21zachrwd I don't live there anymore, but this was shot from the Grand Center neighborhood - there are a few tall apartment buildings near there that would have a view like this: The Continental-Life Building, Metropolitan Artist Lofts, PW Shoe Loft Apartments, University Plaza Apartments
![IN THE PRAIRIE: [EAS Tornado Scenario]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/dxQ4riwrGfI/mqdefault.jpg)
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airhorn for tornado warning really unique then alert
Was this the night that had some sirens in STL county to malfunction? I live in St. Ann, and I kept hearing an old Tbolt or something wind up for about 3 seconds, then wind down and that lasted for about an hour or so.
KLM817 Isn't St. Ann near Kirkwood?
@starkml4 Whelen 2800s, I believe. As stated, someone at the EMA pressed the incorrect warning tone because the city only uses Alert, which is a continuous monotone sound for these sirens.
WHELENS!!!!!!
Where do you live in stl I like this view. Thinking about moving there.
+21zachrwd I don't live there anymore, but this was shot from the Grand Center neighborhood - there are a few tall apartment buildings near there that would have a view like this: The Continental-Life Building, Metropolitan Artist Lofts, PW Shoe Loft Apartments, University Plaza Apartments
You just barley see the Gateway Arch lights in the background between 2 buildings.
Neat.
@Thunderbolt1000T Someone at the EMA pressed the wrong button.
Whelen 2800s in Air Horn.