Yeah they kinda do now that you mention it.

Thanks!

I think it started as I was a kid. I live just a few blocks away from a siren, and I used to be super terrified whenever it sounded, even for a test. Tornadoes scared me, but hearing the sirens scared me just as much. Later on, this fear led to fascination. I read lots about tornadoes, watched plenty of videos, and eventually overcame my fears. When I became less terrified of storms, I became less terrified of the sirens that warned us about them. That was it. Fast forward many years later, I searched "tornado sirens" on KZfaq out of curiosity. The sirens were just tested at home and I wondered if someone ever caught a video of one in action. And sure enough, there were tons of videos uploaded from a dedicated community I never knew existed. I clicked one after another, captivated on how each model sounded different. Later on, I recorded that same siren that used to terrify me as a kid. It led me on a journey that eventually brought me here, recording as many sirens as I can. Hope this story answers your question!

@@DSRX100 what siren did you live by

It’s close but not exactly

That would be a windscreen.

Maybe this is the microphone of your video camera.

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