Moore, Oklahoma Tornado Siren Ambiance (Standard Tones are Back!) | 6/25/22
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- Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
- 6/25/22
At 12:00:09 the city of Moore conducted a weekly test of their Outdoor Warning Sirens on Saturday, June 25th, 2022, the test consisted of about a 3 minute Alert.
As soon as I heard that Moore switched their tones back to the standard tones I had to go down there. I took a few weeks because I was moving into a new house and then I went to Texas so this was my first free weekend. I set the audio recorder down here to get this ambiance while I went to record a Modulator. I'm not disappointed at all! I'm glad these tones are back, Moore finally sounds normal again. I decided to set the audio recorder here again since the last time I set it here Moore was still ThunderMod so I wanted to hear the difference.
Testing Schedule: Every Saturday at 12:00PM | Weather Permitting
Location: Behind the Goodwill Thrift Store at 805 S Eastern Ave
Sirens Heard:
Modulator 5020 (850/1020hz) - 0.55 Miles | 2,896ft
Modulator 5020 (850hz) - 0.62 Miles | 3,256ft
Modulator 5020 (850hz)- 0.8 Miles | 4,240ft
Modulator 5020 (850hz) - 0.87 Miles | 4,585ft
Modulator 5020B (850/1020hz) - 0.99 Miles | 5,220ft
Thunderbolt 1000AT (Chopper Level 5) - 0.7 Miles | 3,702ft
Thunderbolt 1000AT (Chopper Level 5) - 0.71 Miles | 3,733ft
Federal Signal 2T22A - 0.56 Miles | 2,941ft
Federal Signal 2001-SRN-DC - 1.08 Miles | 5,719ft
Federal Signal 508 - 1.12 Miles | 5,934ft
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I liked the ThunderMod but the regular tones sound much more better
Yeah
I like this! I'm also glad they went back to their old tones, it brings some nostalgia.
that kid didnt sound like he was having a good time
Lol
Probably trauma from 2013
@@shshduProbably. The tornado that struck Moore, Oklahoma on May 20th, 2013 touched down at 2:56 PM Central Time and dissipated thirty-nine minutes later at 3:35 PM. Right at the time when schools are dismissing children. All I can do is hope that the kid screaming in the background wasn't a student at one of the two elementary schools that were hit by the storm: Briarwood Elementary School and Plaza Towers Elementary School.
sweet! So glad to hear the minecraft cave sounds back in moore
In some parts, it almost sounds like ‘13’
@@DeadChan67If you have watched coverage of the May 20th, 2013 tornado that struck Moore, Oklahoma there are a few instances where you can hear the tornado sirens in the city wailing. I watched coverage of the storm by Oklahoma City's NBC affiliate KFOR channel 4 and in a phone call between the station's chief meteorologist Mike Morgan and a field meteorologist by the name of Mike Bennett I heard the wailing of tornado sirens in the background. Bennett explained that the tornado was on 19th Street approaching South Santa Fe Avenue and that he had to turn around and get out of the path of the storm at South Moore High School. While I'm not from the area I have tremendous respect for the crew at Channel 4 for the way they covered the May 20th storm: Mike Bennett and Emily Sutton tracking the storm on the ground, Mike Morgan covering the storm in the studio, Jon Welsh tracking the tornado from the helicopter, and Linda Cavanaugh providing information about the school districts in the path of the storm.
0:02 there sounds like there is a thunderbolt
Cuz there is.
Moore has 4 thunderbolts
@@THAT_06_XC90No they have 5.
Yo they even brought back the very old wind-down sound. They used those old wind-down back when they first installed the mods in like 2000
Yeah, they typically only did it with those Major 3rd tone Mods though so it’s interesting
The kids screaming had my dying 🤣🤣
What is the loudest Modulator in Moore to you? What location is it at?
I’ve only heard 5020s and 5020Bs in Moore so they were about the same loudness. I do plan on eventually recording the 8032B which would be the loudest one
@@AndrewWT5020Oh okay! My loudest siren I've ever recorded is the 5020T at Oakridge Elementary. really loud, but not the loudest siren I've ever recorded... The 8032B is a good siren to record I think. I've recorded that siren many times and it won't be the last. I am more than likely to record it this weekend if the weather goes in favor.
Great!
Sounding like Moore in 2013
The kfor clip one
@@LG_Q60.3gpI could faintly hear the sirens in the background of a call between Channel 4's chief meteorologist Mike Morgan and a field meteorologist named Mike Bennett when Bennett had to turn around get out of the path of the tornado at South Moore High School. Bennett explained that the tornado was on 19th Street and approaching Santa Fe Avenue.
@@LG_Q60.3gpMm-hm. That was when one of the station's field meteorologists Mike Bennett was on the phone with the station's chief meteorologist Mike Morgan. Bennett explained that he had to turn around and get out of the path of the tornado at Southmoore High School as the tornado was on 19th Street and approaching South Santa Fe Avenue.
Absolutely amazing!
I'm curious. What do you mean by old tones? I've lived in Moore for 5 years and they use the exact same sirens that sound exactly the same as before.
The Modulators in Moore (most prevalent/continuous sound in this video) were running thundermod tones for a little bit, and were recently switched back to their standard pitches. Thundermod means they were essentially just running different pitches meant to emulate thunderbolts, the lower-pitched sirens which you can hear occasionally throughout the video. Thundermod seems to have been pretty controversial and those tones are no longer used.
Would be nice if they brought back major thirds
Agreed
Hey Sirens Of The Midwest & Southwest Love Hearing 👂The Moore, Oklahoma Tornado Siren Test Ambiance
I Can Hear👂Four Federal Signal Modulator 5020 And One Federal Signal Modulator 5020B
Also Two Federal Signal Thunderbolt 1000AT Federal Signal 2T22A Federal Signal 2001-SRN-DC And Federal Signal 508
👁👄👁
That modulator has a MCP controller
There was a mix of UV and MCP in this video, they all have custom wind up and wind down times though
@@AndrewWT5020i meant the loud ones in the video
@@AndrewWT5020but ok
@@AndrewWT5020UV winddown or windup cant be adjusted i think
@@shshdu You can change the timing on them, it’s through a program. It’s easy. Goddard did it on Moore’s Modulators
Why is the audio recording sometimes...skippy?
Idk, that’s just what the audio recorder does for some reason
Did the kid get scared from the sirens!?
Lol, idk. Could have
Sucks they removed the hurricane. Wish they still had it and it will not fail😢.
They had 4 of them about 35-40 years ago until they started getting the system they have now
Now it's all federal signal
How do you do the ambience i have phone i don't have a computer i know on map it shows the location of the sirens can you show me how you do it because my son really loves sirens
I have audio recorders that I turn on and set down somewhere to get the audio of the sirens. And then I take a screen shot of that map and just edit the picture over the audio for the video
@@AndrewWT5020 oh I'll look up how to do it thanks to let me know
@@ashb428 No problem! Once you see how to do it it’ll be pretty easy
didn't there used to be a hurricane in the more but they removed it if so,link a video if there is one
They had 4 Hurricanes until the 1980s/early ‘90s. There’s no videos of them though
It just wasn’t the same with the thundermods
I agree. I didn’t like them very much and they didn’t fit Moore
@@AndrewWT5020 imagine if they brought back major 3rd tones
@@jakerehhee3844 I wish they would, that was my favorite one. It was so creepy
@@AndrewWT5020 especially hearing them on may 20th 2013
I kinda wish I was there to see it
Yo that kid trying to be a Mod!! Lol
And Moore has a Hurricane???
Lol. They used to have 4 Hurricanes back in the ‘70s and ‘80s but they were removed and I have that one marked cause the pole is still there
@@AndrewWT5020 Please take a video of it
@@TheSirenManiacYT Well it’s just the pole, the siren is gone
@@AndrewWT5020 alr
Woah… Oklahoma had hurricanes? I only knew of like, 6 states total that had them