While I was waiting in the car, I heard a sound which turned out to be the city of Rochester MN testing their sirens. From what I could tell all the sirens are 2001s and maybe an STH-10. I was surprised, but the 2001s didn't seem as effective as other sirens.
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They aren't effective but they are cheap, which is what most municipalities seem to care about. Kind of a shame that they care more about money over having a decent warning system that can save lives.
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