Category: siren policy

Recap of Oct. 2 severe weather, challenges faced, and a word on siren policy

October 3, 2014

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Erik Proseus

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event recap, outdoor sirens, radar failure, severe thunderstorms, siren policy, stormwatch+, technology, tornado warnings

Until last night, it had been a long time since widespread severe weather (not including biblical flooding events) had affected the Memphis metro. […]
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New siren activation policy coming to the city of Memphis

September 22, 2014

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Erik Proseus

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Memphis, outdoor sirens, siren policy, tornado warnings

In Shelby County, there are five entities responsible for outdoor warning sirens to alert the populace that a Tornado Warning has been issued […]
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