Weekly Test - A siren
goes off every Wednesday at noon in Franklin County (2 times for 20 seconds).
Sirens also transmit spoken messages with a test on the 1st Wed. of
the month.
Unscheduled siren - A
tornado warning has been issued; a tornado is in the area. This siren will go
off for 3 minutes and then will be silent for 7 minutes. The pattern will
repeat as long as the warning is in effect.
What to do in case of a
tornado:
In a structure: Seek shelter in a room on the lowest floor possible
away from windows and doors. Listen to weather information on the t.v. or
radio/NOAA radio. Wear sturdy shoes. If possible, have your 72 hour kit nearby.
In a car: Listen to local weather information. If possible,
immediately drive to seek shelter (home, business etc.). If you cannot get to a
shelter, do not try to outrun a tornado.
If you can safely get to a level lower than the road, leave your car and
lie flat in a ditch or depression.
For more information:
http://www.ready.gov/tornadoes
Franklin County Siren Status
What to do when you hear the sirens
Tornado Safety
http://www.ready.gov/tornadoes
Franklin County Siren Status
What to do when you hear the sirens
Tornado Safety
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