Sentence examples for tornado alerts from inspiring English sources

-- Where do flood, storm and tornado alerts happen most?

The portents kept coming Friday evening — tornado deaths in Arkansas, tornado alerts in Atlanta, hail in Ohio, and tornado watches in counties close to Louisville.

This paper examines how people rely, understand and trust tornado alerts and the Early Warning Systems (EWS) that disseminate them, if socio-demographics cause specific groups to experience greater risk, whether these factors have affected the rise in fatalities and what mitigation measures could reverse this.

Tornado alerts were issued for Southern Ontario as far north as Ottawa as well; one tornado was later confirmed in Fergus, Ontario.

Within hours of arriving, there was a tornado alert and I heard my first Kansas City joke.

Then, at 2 40 p.m. Central time, the Weather Service issued a tornado alert even though the funnel had not yet descended from the clouds.

In 1990, the average warning time for a tornado alert was about five minutes; the N.W.S. was able to issue an emergency alert about sixteen minutes before the storm touched down in Moore.

It includes a 60-second television spot that features a montage of lifesaving objects like a life preserver, defibrillator and seat belt, and then shows a wireless device delivering a message and a family taking shelter after receiving a tornado alert.

Vivint is rolling out an in-home tornado alert for its home security and automation systems that use the Go Control panel.

Every year when the springtime tornado-alert season comes, I find myself paying special attention to my Twitter and Facebook accounts, keeping a wary eye on posts by prolific friends to find out what's happening back home.

#breaking http://t.co/p8WDBfbsdt — Lance West (@lancewest) 1 Jun 13 As the storm approached, the National Weather Service issued an unusual tornado emergency alert for parts of central Oklahoma and Oklahoma City area as the multiple tornadoes carved paths of destruction from west to east across the middle of the state.