May 18-20 Tornado Outbreak Videos

[ver tum]

Judging by the wind-down in the Warrensburg video, the loudest sirens are probably Model 2's. These are running slow, like the ones in Manville, NJ. There's also a 12 port siren in there, but it's hard to tell what it is.

Here's a video I just found from somewhere in OK with numerous STH-10's in Alert, a Thunderbolt also in Alert, and an unknown siren sounding in Attack.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JfcRsla-6Vg&fmt=18
The unknown siren may be an xT22 with either a stuck damper or a blocked intake. I was thinking Model 2 at first, but it winds down too slow for that. It could also be something else.

[ver tum]

Cushing has 19 sirens,

1 Sterling M5
Maple St. and Harrison Ave.

4 Sentry 3V8's
Maple St. and Harrison Ave.
Oak St. between Luella and Hartman
near Pine St. and Fleetwood Ave,.
Linwood Ave. and Valley Creek Circle

9 SD-10's
Stewart St. between Main and Anna
Central between Vine and Pecan
Highland Ave. and North St.
Noble Ave. between 5th and 6th
Thompson Ave. between 5th and 6th
Howerton Ave. and 9th St.
Holmes and 9th St.
Bressy St. and Little Ave.
Southgate Dr. and Landmark Dr.

5 Modulators
Broadway and Depot
Little Ave. and Pine St.
Wilson Ave. and 2nd St.
Wilson Ave. and 14th St.
Jones Ave. and Oak St.

Nice coverage for a town of 8,300!

What do the other towns near Cushing have? There's at least one rotating siren in those videos that isn't on your list. It may be a Thunderbolt 1000, an RM130, or a low pitched Thunderbeam. The 2001 I heard may in fact be the Sterling.

[Travis]

Dumas and Stinnett are on the same line of latitude, but are in no way close to each other. At least, not close enough to hear each others' sirens.

This video was probably filmed in Stinnett [at least the siren part] Dumas has no single-toned Sentries. Their 10V2T is 3-phase as well.

[red04stanggt]

Sirens of some sort sounding in Warrensburg, ? (state unkwown).
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d9I8Li5fzfg

This is Warrensburg,MO just south east of me. I was there a few weeks ago and saw a bunch of mods

[weasel2htm]

Sirens of some sort sounding in Warrensburg, ? (state unkwown).
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d9I8Li5fzfg

This is Warrensburg,MO just south east of me. I was there a few weeks ago and saw a bunch of mods

I was there too just last month, saw nothing but Modulators, the friend I was visiting even told me, "They talk" I'm guessing that maybe the Model 2s part of the UCM system? as there are a lot of buildings around and I could faintly hear a mod in the background.

[BigOkie]

That's definitely an STH-10 or TBeam in that last video.

In the video with the TBeam and the foul language, I cracked up when the guy complained about it getting louder every time. Guess he doesn't know what a rotational siren is.

In the videos from Tulsa, the high pitched sirens are Whelen 3016's. Tulsa has no 2001's that I know of.

I know sofar the only one I've found visually near me (I'm one of the ones with a video in the topic regarding the May 18-20 tornado outbreak) is either a 2909 or 2910. If the weather permits on Wednesday during the noon test, I'll take my camera up there for some filming.

[BigOkie]

Speaking of Modulators, here's a really cool recording of several of them, both dual and single tone, at Oklahoma State University in Stillwater, OK. There's a really cool Doppler effect from the wind on the single tone Mod in the distance after the dual tone Mods wind down.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wxKJBcapjK0&fmt=18

Here are some other videos from the outbreak.

P-50, location unknown:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qx4pomMJ1U4&fmt=18

Sedalia, MO 2001's in Attack with possible roar from tornado:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uW7qscyLyzs&fmt=18

Bixby, OK SD-10? and TBolt:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XKe8ix8rt7w&fmt=18

Purcell, OK Modulator?:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bdUdxuiOaUU&fmt=18

Sapulpa, OK Whelen:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7avA-8aIi9Q&fmt=18

Whelens, location unknown:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wz7lM3natwY&fmt=18

Last one is somewhere in the Tulsa viewing area; that was our local weather guy from the NBC affliliate here (only station that broadcasts their local news in HD). Not sure where though