What do you do when the sirens go off? We had it happen tonight and I rushed everyone in the basement. Bill was in no hurry to go, so I had a fit. His response was that I was overreacting. Well, to me, sirens going off mean that there was a tornado spotted and get your butt downstairs.
As far as I’ve always been told, if the sirens go off and it’s not during normal testing times, get your rear to the nearest safe place. In fact, here, they’ll even reinforce it via the TV. So we know get it downstairs and do it now. LOL
Living here in Alabama, we have two severe weather seasons..Spring and Fall. We hear the sirens all the time. We wait until we see which way it's heading then decide what to do. If it's coming this way then we head for the storm house, if not we just sit in my MIL's living room.
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My thoughts exactly!!!
I'm gonna have to agree with you on this one. Even if its a false alarm, its better to be safe than sorry.
As far as I’ve always been told, if the sirens go off and it’s not during normal testing times, get your rear to the nearest safe place. In fact, here, they’ll even reinforce it via the TV. So we know get it downstairs and do it now. LOL
Living here in Alabama, we have two severe weather seasons..Spring and Fall. We hear the sirens all the time. We wait until we see which way it's heading then decide what to do. If it's coming this way then we head for the storm house, if not we just sit in my MIL's living room.