There is NO county in our state that sounds sirens for thunderstorm warnings. However, Macomb WILL sound for severe thunderstorms that have potential to produce winds in excess of 70mph. Please stop posting vauge/incorrect/frivolous information!!nathancovey wrote:Macomb County, MI: Alert for tests and thunderstorm warnings, Attack for tornado warnings.
I'm in Cape May County right now (Strathmere). They have a Model 2 on the roof of their fire station. Been coming for a long time and I think I've only heard it go off once. Is it active, do you know?theroofable wrote:Cape May County:
Mainland towns: Fires. Island Towns: Fires, Floods, Evacuations. 90% of the island towns have electronic sirens systems while 90% of inland towns only have 1 mechanical siren at the fire station. However, most towns have enough fire stations that a siren can be heard from any area in the town. Every volunteer fire department still uses sirens for fire calls. Most are not on night timers. 1 diaphone still in service in the county.
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