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SUMMARY:Warning siren test set for Nov. 7
DESCRIPTION:The monthly test of the Vanderbilt outdoor warning sirens will be Saturday\, Nov. 7\, immediately following the test of the Metro sirens at noon.\nThe Metro sirens are tested on the first Saturday of each month. The Vanderbilt sirens are tested immediately following the test of the Davidson County sirens to allow individuals to be able to hear and distinguish the Metro sirens from the VU sirens by both location and distinctive alert tone.\nDuring tests\, the sirens typically sound for only 15-30 seconds\; during an actual alert\, the sirens sound for 3 minutes.\nThe test of the Vanderbilt siren system is preceded by an announcement stating “This is a test of the Vanderbilt severe weather sirens. This is ONLY a test.” Because voice announcements do not carry as far as the siren wail\, the announcements may not be audible in all locations prior to the test.\nTo listen to a sound sample of Vanderbilt &#39\;s outdoor warning sirens or for more information regarding the Vanderbilt Severe Weather Warning System\, go to http\://emergency.vanderbilt.edu/plans/weather_warningsystem.htm [http\://emergency.vanderbilt.edu/plans/weather_warningsystem.htm].\nContact\: Pat Cunningham\, (615) 343-4605
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