Category: MSCEMA

Outdoor warning sirens – part 3: the warning process and future of severe weather warning systems

April 19, 2012

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Erik Proseus

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emergency management, MSCEMA, outdoor sirens, stormwatch+, technology, tornado warnings

This part of the series is a long time coming, but here it is! In the first two posts of this series on […]
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Outdoor warning sirens – part 2: the role of outdoor warning sirens

March 9, 2012

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Erik Proseus

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emergency management, MSCEMA, outdoor sirens

In part 1 of this MWN Blog series on outdoor warning sirens, we examined the role of the Memphis/Shelby County Emergency Management Agency […]
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Outdoor warning sirens – part 1: the role of the EMA during severe weather

March 7, 2012

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Erik Proseus

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emergency management, MSCEMA, outdoor sirens, tornado warnings

Recently I had the honor and pleasure of sitting down with several individuals from the Memphis/Shelby County Emergency Management Agency (MSCEMA), including Mr. Bob Nations, […]
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