Severe weather sirens tested each month, unless inclement weather in the area
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The Severe Weather Warning Sirens are tested the first Wednesday of every month between noon and 2 p.m., unless there is threatening weather. If there is threatening weather on the test day, the sirens will not be tested; therefore, if you hear sirens, it will be an actual warning.
The Severe Weather Warning Sirens are activated if there is a tornado warning or if a severe thunderstorm is issued while we are under a tornado watch. If you hear the sirens, you should take shelter. The sirens may be activated more than once and they are not used to sound all clear.
The Severe Weather Warning Sirens are tested the first Wednesday of every month between noon and 2 p.m., unless there is threatening weather. If there is threatening weather on the test day, the sirens will not be tested; therefore, if you hear sirens, it will be an actual warning.
The Severe Weather Warning Sirens are activated if there is a tornado warning or if a severe thunderstorm is issued while we are under a tornado watch. If you hear the sirens, you should take shelter. The sirens may be activated more than once and they are not used to sound all clear.
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