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Posted: Sun Mar 02, 2014 11:04 pm
Wait, so City Hall was actually considering to buy a tornado siren?! :eh: When did they consider this?SirenMadness wrote:Thanks.
The good news are that storms will increase in frequency over this year, compared to the years before. What does get me disturbed, though, is that with the heightening threat of a terrorist attack between borders in North America, Windsor still hasn't bought that 2001 that they are, or were, at least, opting for. I've seen a super cell storm almost spawn a tornado over our [former] building once, and that storm came from the Windsor area itself, not Detroit. You'd at least think that Windsor would put any bit of thought into a threat that is ready to develop into a major long-term issue to the city any month now!
Sarnia, at least, seems to be dwelling on the issue more than Windsor. Windsor is a well-built city; they are lazy in some aspects, though.
Windsor should initiate a public warning system, if not a strategic plan, soon.
A tornado can't be stopped over water, unless it's on a hill, in which occasion it would get stopped, if not lessened, anyway.
