I'm really glad this turned up. I don't know how I could find this and not share it ASAP! I guess it's a good thing I found that FEMA document, or else we wouldn't have anything on the 2500 at all! (aside from a post back in 2011 mentioning it briefly)

Going to go ahead and bump this post. I present the Whelen WS-2500: https://i.imgur.com/ecEP2yKl.png I don't believe any of these have been seen in the wild, and I'm not even sure if they ever saw the light of day. This seems to be on-par or "rarer" than the Alertronic 5000. It can be foun...

A wild Colorado and Tennessee have appeared!

I second the motion of Alertronic! While there are plenty of good recordings, the siren in itself is a rather rare breed that seems to be dying quickly. It would be, to say the least, amazing to have it's sound immortalized in super high definition. Rolling Meadows is definitely a good one. As for t...

Jacob and I were mapping out some sirens in Arkansas, when I plopped down into Streetview in the town of Batesville, in Independence County. What greeted me was a Hörmann-esque electronic siren on a steel pole. I did some digging, knowing I had seen something similar at one point, and discovered tha...

I recall KentuckySirens finding this one on Google Earth a while back. Cool to see that someone lives close enough to visit it and possibly save it from the scrap heap.

You still have an hour and a half.

Where did you get this information? Me and a few others are working on a map, yes, but there really isn't a set release. If there's enough demand, perhaps I'll release an early version.

FSMC #13: Marshall County, Tennessee. It's late March in 2012. Earlier in the month, a devastating tornado outbreak ripped through the south and midwest, with the states of Kentucky and Tennessee being hit the hardest. Multiple tornado warnings were issued for Marshall County, and while they were b...

Welp, that sure took a while. In all honesty, I totally forgot about this! Hopefully once I get back into the cycle of doing these regularly, that won't happen. Anyways, on to the winners of FSMC #12: 1st place: TBoyer1999 2nd place: Tyler 3rd place: Spencerlovestrains Congratulations to the winners...