Not really exciting, but here's a siren ambience that I caught on April 7th from my house in Milton. The nearest siren is a Modulator 6048, three miles away in Fife, you may also be able to hear a 2001 SRN*B from Fife too. Please turn your volume up and wear headphones if possible for the best results.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z1Q6C3mCNkA
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4/7/14 Lahar Siren Ambience
22-year-old Seattle native. Green River College.
I like DJ equipment, Weather Radios (23 in my collection), Fire Alarms, and Sirens.
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I like DJ equipment, Weather Radios (23 in my collection), Fire Alarms, and Sirens.
Future Meteorologist! Go Hawks!
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Re: 4/7/14 Lahar Siren Ambience
interesting, i had never considered a siren for lahar alerts
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Re: 4/7/14 Lahar Siren Ambience
Yep, quite a unique use of sirens, these were installed to warn of a massive volcanic mudflow from Mount Rainier, over 200,000 people would be directly impacted from a 30-50 foot wall of boiling pyroclasts.Penn State Guy wrote:interesting, i had never considered a siren for lahar alerts
22-year-old Seattle native. Green River College.
I like DJ equipment, Weather Radios (23 in my collection), Fire Alarms, and Sirens.
Future Meteorologist! Go Hawks!
I like DJ equipment, Weather Radios (23 in my collection), Fire Alarms, and Sirens.
Future Meteorologist! Go Hawks!
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