Of the city's 60 tornado sirens, 21 did not sound when a cyclone struck the city on May 16. Yesterday morning, the City of St. Louis tested its tornado sirens citywide. Those tests showed improvements ...

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Severe storms ripped through Central Texas over the weekend, and while tornado warnings were issued near San Marcos, the city’s outdoor warning sirens did not sound, leaving some residents unaware of ...

Every year, an average of around 20 to 30 tornadoes strike the Palmetto State, but despite the amount of twisters, the number of operational tornado sirens is actually decreasing. According to ...

MAURY COUNTY, Tenn. (WSMV) - Maury County is installing its first tornado sirens, adding 20 warning systems across the county to help protect residents when severe weather strikes. The project ...

POWELL, Ohio (WCMH) — Powell got its first tornado sirens to help when severe weather hits. Residents previously had to rely on hearing other cities’ sirens. Two have been installed at Seldom Seen ...

Carmel residents should be aware that the sound of tornado sirens will punctuate the air from Tuesday to Thursday as a part of a scheduled testing procedure. During this time, officials have stated ...

ST. JOSEPH COUNTY, Ind. (WNDU) - An important upgrade is coming to St. Joseph County’s emergency siren system. This $1.5 million project will upgrade all existing tornado sirens across the county.

KALAMAZOO COUNTY, MI — Comstock Township is considering adding tornado sirens back into the community after removing them in 2017. Township board members will consider the effort as part of the 2026 ...

GOODLETTSVILLE, Tenn. (WKRN) — To keep more people safe, the City of Goodlettsville is adding two new tornado sirens to local parks. The new sirens will be installed on Moss-Wright Park and North ...

While tornado sirens are a staple across communities in the Midwest and Plains, most cities in Florida have never installed them, instead relying on mobile alerts, NOAA Weather Radios, media and other ...