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<blockquote data-quote="Charlie Zureki" data-source="post: 34223" data-attributes="member: 153">Re: Indiana Stage Fair Stage Collapse&nbsp;Hmmm... tornado only?&nbsp; ....interesting. &nbsp; I was posing the question about the municpal siren because I didn&#039;t know, and in my experience (that I could recall) it seemed like everywhere I&#039;ve lived seemed to have a series of these sirens.&nbsp; Being right on the eastern edge of what&#039;s considered the Midwest, we have severe weather alert broadcasts...it covers any type of severe weather. (high winds, tornados, snow storms, hail, downpours, sleet/freezing rain)&nbsp; But now, these &quot;severe weather warnings&quot;&nbsp; don&#039;t seem to be true of all of the U.S....I never would have guessed...&nbsp;Then, depending on whether it&#039;s radio or Tv...they&#039;ll either verbally describe the potential hazard and/or show a placard.&nbsp; Hammer</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Charlie Zureki, post: 34223, member: 153"] Re: Indiana Stage Fair Stage Collapse Hmmm... tornado only? ....interesting. I was posing the question about the municpal siren because I didn't know, and in my experience (that I could recall) it seemed like everywhere I've lived seemed to have a series of these sirens. Being right on the eastern edge of what's considered the Midwest, we have severe weather alert broadcasts...it covers any type of severe weather. (high winds, tornados, snow storms, hail, downpours, sleet/freezing rain) But now, these "severe weather warnings" don't seem to be true of all of the U.S....I never would have guessed... Then, depending on whether it's radio or Tv...they'll either verbally describe the potential hazard and/or show a placard. Hammer [/QUOTE]

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