Whelen WPS-2910 | Short Alert | Norman, Oklahoma | 6/8/24

At 12:00:06PM the City of Norman conducted a weekly test on Staurday, June 8, 2024 and consisted of about a 1 minute and 15 second alert, with the exception of 4 Whelens going off for only 20 seconds.
I was going to meet up with OWS Crazy1 but that got canceled so I went to this Whelen today. This wasn't too loud but it was amazing. I went to Norman twice before this before my channel was a thing and this was easily my favorite trip to Norman. I kept the video going a few seconds longer than normal to see if I could hear Moore's sirens. I heard the 34th and Telephone Modulator, but it was so faint, the camera wouldn't be able to pick it up.
INFORMATION
Location: 5456 Huettner Dr.
Model: Whelen WPS-2910
Controls: ESC-2030
Time Activated: 12:00:06PM CDT
Siren System: City of Norman
Scanner Tone Type: DTMF
Hertz Level: 560hz
Distance: About 306ft
Main Shot: Android Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra
Second Shot: N/A
Weather Conditions: Mostly Sunny
Wind Speed: About 16MPH
Temperature: About 91 Degrees Fahrenheit
Scanner: Uniden BC125AT
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[@jonathanharrell7703]

I remember seeing and hearing the 2910s in a video on the May 20th 2013 tornado in Moore Oklahoma. I really like the sound of the 2910s. Great video as always!

[@GabrielCL2T22A]

I was only 3 when that happened. Thanks!