Cincinnati Metropolitan Area Sirens

[Urbanexplorer]

Not immediately related to sirens: did anyone else's weather radio just go off with a VERY weird tone?

Mine didn't do the normal "alternating tone followed by a long beep" alert. More like irregularly spaced long beeps for about 20 seconds. (I am in Hamilton County, for reference.)

Apparently the alert was for a garden-variety thunderstorm warning, but I've never heard anything like that alert tone.

[CrazyCalvinWilliams]

Well, mine went off in that odd tone as well, but my weather radio gets signal from the EAS station in Wilmington.

But, my radio kept looping the tone for 20+ minutes.

[Urbanexplorer]

Well, mine went off in that odd tone as well, but my weather radio gets signal from the EAS station in Wilmington.

But, my radio kept looping the tone for 20+ minutes.

Mine does as well (KIH-42).

Does anyone get KZZ-48/49, WXJ46, or other stations that source from Wilmington? I don't know if it was a problem on their end or a problem with specific stations.

Here's a list of stations by state, for reference.
http://www.nws.noaa.gov/nwr/nwrbro.htm

[4J25]

Apparently there is supposed to be a siren in Mount Pisgah in Clermont County. Does anyone know what or where this siren is?

[Reedsiren1]

Apparently there is supposed to be a siren in Mount Pisgah in Clermont County. Does anyone know what or where this siren is?

I just found it on Google Maps, it's a roof mounted Werden P-127 on the Pierce Township fire department.

Here it is: http://goo.gl/maps/80mJd

[4J25]

Awesome, thanks!

[Reedsiren1]

Awesome, thanks!

Sure!

[carexpertandy]

Today, I filmed the 2001-SRNB next to the Wyoming City Administration Building. The test was a lot better than last month's, though there were a few small things, such as there being a few seconds of alert right after the growl, and it sort of "hiccupped" twice at the beginning of attack. At first, I thought it was doing fast wail, but then, I decided that it might have been the activation signal being sent out again.

[MUSTANGV8]

Apparently there is supposed to be a siren in Mount Pisgah in Clermont County. Does anyone know what or where this siren is?

I just found it on Google Maps, it's a roof mounted Werden P-127 on the Pierce Township fire department.

Here it is: http://goo.gl/maps/80mJd

That is really in Ohio township,we put that one up 2006.Pierce and Ohio township fire departments work together.

[Reedsiren1]

Apparently there is supposed to be a siren in Mount Pisgah in Clermont County. Does anyone know what or where this siren is?

I just found it on Google Maps, it's a roof mounted Werden P-127 on the Pierce Township fire department.

Here it is: http://goo.gl/maps/80mJd

That is really in Ohio township,we put that one up 2006.Pierce and Ohio township fire departments work together.

Okay, it said Pierce Township on Google Earth.