Watching hurricane 360 on weather channel and it's getting interrupted by tornado warnings in metro Atlanta

[Misaka]

I could care less about them get my show back on!

[DragonSinger]

Goddamnit! *Checks my area* Oh just a thunderstorm warning, we good.

[Misaka]

1 minute ago, SorceressPol said:

Goddamnit! *Checks my area* Oh just a thunderstorm warning, we good.

Yea now 

My show only got interrupted 3 times at 630

 

Wait you're from Atlanta?

[DragonSinger]

2 minutes ago, Misaka said:

Yea now 

My show only got interrupted 3 times at 630

 

Wait you're from Atlanta?

I'm thirty minutes outside of it, but depending on the storm system, we'll get hit right before or after Atlanta gets hit, or it skips over us. 

[Misaka]

1 minute ago, SorceressPol said:

I'm thirty minutes outside of it, but depending on the storm system, we'll get hit right before or after Atlanta gets hit, or it skips over us. 

Oh so you're like me 

The county over will get hit before I see anything

[DragonSinger]

4 minutes ago, Misaka said:

Oh so you're like me 

The county over will get hit before I see anything

It comes in handy for us because we can hear the tornado sirens from counties closer to Atlanta that have more money. Our county got rid of the sirens for one year because they thought we rarely see tornadoes actually touch down so why bother. Then there were a bunch of tornadoes that year, including some that landed in our county, and the other counties' sirens were the only warnings our people had to take cover. County officials got hammered with complaints, so our sirens are running again.

[Misaka]

1 hour ago, SorceressPol said:

It comes in handy for us because we can hear the tornado sirens from counties closer to Atlanta that have more money. Our county got rid of the sirens for one year because they thought we rarely see tornadoes actually touch down so why bother. Then there were a bunch of tornadoes that year, including some that landed in our county, and the other counties' sirens were the only warnings our people had to take cover. County officials got hammered with complaints, so our sirens are running again.

Yea our sirens go off every 1st Saturday of the month but the only time I actually here them is not during tornadoes but during high winds warnings

[katt_goddess]

I guess I'm a little luckier, bad weather is fairly common around here so they just tend to run a ticker on the bottom of the screen and a map 'bug' in the corner showing where crap is really circling. The only time things get fully interrupted is if a town is officially at the center of something horrible or something horrible is entering the area. And by then I'm already watching cows fly by the window so I'm like 'meh' .