All of the P-50s across the county are ran by the county... I also already knew about the zion thing for awhile. Also that 1003 you are talking about no longer exists, it was replaced by a P-15.

It has been very windy Friday and Saturday one leg could have dropped out or failed because of wind What if it was a real emergency and it's already thunderstorming, and a tornado is on the ground? You know how windy it gets in thunderstorms, right? That's a severe defect if it can not withstand 20...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yJfgKVO0hGw

This just happened to be the P-50 that was just installed after being refurbished two weeks ago. This siren shut off early while the others were still sounding. Notice right before the wind-down what happens.

I don't find any of this stuff funny as others do, just stop. Please, just stop. There's no reason for s*** slinging over siren locations, sheesh.

They were replacing the siren with another P-50. The siren replaced was the one in this video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VxUtrOT48K4

You can see pictures here:
(Images 52 and after are the new siren, before that is the removal)

http://hen7713.com/pictures/11092011/

This morning on the way to work, I had taken pictures of a P-50 sitting on a truck bed, and one in the process of being removed. Kenosha P-50s, You say FACKIN,bye,bye. I'll be sure to post pictures later.

Third Saturday of the month at 10:30 AM.

In 1959, Chicago Fire Commissioner Robert J. Quinn ordered his fire chief to sound the city's fire alert sirens (all Thunderbolts at the time) at the moment the White Sox won the pennant, prompting many unaware citizens to be alarmed of an air raid or nuclear attack. Didn't Chicago do this again fo...