Tornado Siren Hunt in Cleveland County, NC 1/19/15
Posted: Fri Jan 23, 2015 2:29 am
Hello members! I was out of school on Martin Luther King Jr. Day. I went to Cleveland to photograph a few sirens. As I was told by a firemen and other people, the sirens in the county are actually tested monthly, at the first Saturday of each month at 12:00 PM in 3 minute of attack signal.
Here's the pics:
^Federal 2T22 (probably was converted from a 3T22 to a 2T22) located in Boiling Springs at Boiling Springs Fire Department.
^Federal Sign and Signal 2T22 located near Shelby at Shanghai Volunteer Fire Department. I did not expect this siren to be a 2T22 at all. I thought it was the STH-10 before I went to this location, there was no Google Maps street view images. On satellite view, it looks like the STH-10.
^Federal 2T22 located in Patterson Springs at Cleveland County EMS Station #6 near Cleveland County Fire Station #3.
As I'm returning from siren hunting, I unexpectedly spot this Sentry 10V (please note that this siren is not in Cleveland County or NC, it's in SC):
^Sentry 10V (I know I just said that) located near Blacksburg, SC at Buffalo Volunteer Fire Department.
That's all!
Here's the pics:
^Federal 2T22 (probably was converted from a 3T22 to a 2T22) located in Boiling Springs at Boiling Springs Fire Department.
^Federal Sign and Signal 2T22 located near Shelby at Shanghai Volunteer Fire Department. I did not expect this siren to be a 2T22 at all. I thought it was the STH-10 before I went to this location, there was no Google Maps street view images. On satellite view, it looks like the STH-10.
^Federal 2T22 located in Patterson Springs at Cleveland County EMS Station #6 near Cleveland County Fire Station #3.
As I'm returning from siren hunting, I unexpectedly spot this Sentry 10V (please note that this siren is not in Cleveland County or NC, it's in SC):
^Sentry 10V (I know I just said that) located near Blacksburg, SC at Buffalo Volunteer Fire Department.
That's all!