The Siren Board

4J25 wrote: ↑

Fri Mar 03, 2017 2:41 am

Also found it interesting that they referenced the Thunderbolt on ATFD instead of the T-128. Albiet, both are active.

Well it's Fox19... Most people in Cincinnati know how unreliable they are. Also notice how he says there are 5 sirens in Anderson Township, when there are actually 13, but that probably means 12 T-128s and a 2001.

I remember when they had a news story back in 2010, saying that the county was gonna add new sirens for uncovered areas and add battery backup to the old sirens, which is obviously impossible.

Have not been on here in a while and have not anything new to share but it`s cool.

I went by the Central Pkwy & Linn T-128 again today. It appears that the pole mount has either been replaced or straightened out.

Yes it has. Pole mount replace and the siren has been replaced.

So that's a whole new T-128 there than previously?

I saw that Hamilton County will NOT sound the sirens for the statewide tornado drill tomorrow morning. I wonder how much confusion was caused by this last year.

https://cerkl.com/org/story.php?id=225594

What was with today's test? After doing 3 minutes of alert, there were 2 short alert cycles afterwards.

I noticed that too.

June's test will be like last month as they are doing some maintenance to the 960's and are going to test them a couple times (short bursts) Thanks

I believe I heard only one short burst around 12:11? I'm surprised it was that much later after the regular test.