Paul Austin
Mods, if this needs to be in Bar & Grill, feel free to move it.
Looks like the entire state of Kentucky is in trouble!
Looks like the entire state of Kentucky is in trouble!
Jay McCoy
EF5
Well at least now people cant say there was no warning ......lol
Billy Griffin
Remember, Jay... you're talking about Kentucky now. j/k
Hey, I'm from Paducah, so I can make fun of my own.
Bart_Comstock
EF5
I feel that this warning was insufficient as they only had 24hrs of lead time. It is in my opinion more still could have been done. 
Andrew Ryan
EF3
Bad day to do a tornado warning test with severe wx so close by.
rdale
EF5
Tornadoes are FAR from Kentucky... I don't see the problem?
Jim Saueressig
EF5
Here is your Kansas Statewide Tornado Warning date and time: Tuesday March 11, 1:30 PM CDT
I wonder if this will be enough warning.
All the tornado siren video fanatics can get out and film their favorite siren. (there is actually quite a following of sirens on Youtube). I could film our new T-128's if they fire off this year, last year the tbolts finally fired off for a few seconds about 3 or so hours after the test was due.... lol
I wonder if this will be enough warning.
All the tornado siren video fanatics can get out and film their favorite siren. (there is actually quite a following of sirens on Youtube). I could film our new T-128's if they fire off this year, last year the tbolts finally fired off for a few seconds about 3 or so hours after the test was due.... lol
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Here is some trivia for you:
During the outbreak in 1974 the WHOLE state of Indiana was under a tornado warning. This was obviously not a test and was the real thing. People called and complained telling them to turn off the sirens because they were annoying, but obviously it was needed.
During the outbreak in 1974 the WHOLE state of Indiana was under a tornado warning. This was obviously not a test and was the real thing. People called and complained telling them to turn off the sirens because they were annoying, but obviously it was needed.
rdale
EF5
To avoid confusion - since we move our clocks this weekend - might want to list in CDT instead... That'd be 2:30pm CDT if my math is correct
Jim Saueressig
EF5
To avoid confusion - since we move our clocks this weekend - might want to list in CDT instead... That'd be 2:30pm CDT if my math is correct
LOL, yeah. Its always been at 1:30 so I guess they are still posting the "CST" rather than the "CDT"
Dann Cianca
Saw this in Indiana today too ... testing the warning systems?
Didn't capture an image ... sorry.
Didn't capture an image ... sorry.
Jim Saueressig
EF5
I think many of the tornado affected states run statewide warnings and awareness information weeks in March.
Todd Krause
EF0
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Here is a link to the dates of the awareness campaigns in the various states.
http://www.weather.gov/om/severeweather/severewxcal.shtml
Todd
Michael Rogers
I like how OK of all states does not have a severe weather or tornado awareness week. I guess they are pleanty "aware" of their severe weather. :-D
Although they do have a lightning awareness week.
Although they do have a lightning awareness week.
Terry Kollmeyer
EF0
Ok, a little different, but I happened to notice that Amarillo NWS page had today forecasted as "Cold" with high of -80. A mistake I know, but it did get me scratching my head for a minute.
