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Posted: 10:54 PM Apr 1, 2008
Nat'l Weather Service Changes The Way It Issues Warnings
Instead of issuing a warning for an entire county, the sirens will only sound for locations in the direct path of severe weather based on the National Weather Service data available at the time.
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It will be nice to not get woken up at 2am when the storm is no where near EC, nor is it moving toward us! I think it makes people ignore the sirens when they are activated and there is no storm in the area/affecting us, which could prove dangerous, so this will be a welcome change.