For anyone who wants context: This happened just after 5:30 AM on the morning of Tuesday, May 28, 2024. I personally woke up to the power flickering and then the sound of wind and rain, went out to the living room, saw how bad it was, and started filming. I filmed for a good 20 seconds, but about a minute later we got issued a Severe Thunderstorm Warning with hazards of 80mph wind gusts, which then was followed by the activation of the Outdoor Warning Sirens in the city of Carrollton. The activation and warning were well too late, as the storm had already been hitting for a couple minutes, and it seems that Carrollton only set the sirens off due to the warning, which makes sense considering the time of day and that there could've been a chance they didn't go off, but schools canceled classes and people were severely delayed after the 90mph winds did damage all across Carrollton and most of it to my apartment. However I dont believe anyone was hurt but the peak winds were 95 - 96 mph in The Colony, and those same winds died down only a little bit before hitting Carrollton. This was basically a bow echo (derecho but a lot smaller).
For anyone who wants context:
This happened just after 5:30 AM on the morning of Tuesday, May 28, 2024. I personally woke up to the power flickering and then the sound of wind and rain, went out to the living room, saw how bad it was, and started filming. I filmed for a good 20 seconds, but about a minute later we got issued a Severe Thunderstorm Warning with hazards of 80mph wind gusts, which then was followed by the activation of the Outdoor Warning Sirens in the city of Carrollton. The activation and warning were well too late, as the storm had already been hitting for a couple minutes, and it seems that Carrollton only set the sirens off due to the warning, which makes sense considering the time of day and that there could've been a chance they didn't go off, but schools canceled classes and people were severely delayed after the 90mph winds did damage all across Carrollton and most of it to my apartment. However I dont believe anyone was hurt but the peak winds were 95 - 96 mph in The Colony, and those same winds died down only a little bit before hitting Carrollton. This was basically a bow echo (derecho but a lot smaller).
Hey DFW Storms And Sirens Cool 😎Siren Ambiance I Can Hear 👂 Federal Signal 2001-SRN In The Background