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📢🌪️ Outdoor Warning Sirens: What You Need to Know

The City of Owasso’s outdoor warning sirens are designed to alert people who are outside to take immediate action during severe weather or other hazards. These systems are not meant to be heard clearly indoors, especially if you are inside a well-insulated building.

Our sirens may sound, even when a storm is still several miles away. This is intentional, as it provides valuable time for you to seek shelter and prepare, if needed.

Additionally, when the US National Weather Service Tulsa Oklahoma issues a tornado warning, if the polygon touches any siren in Owasso, all of the sirens in the city will automatically sound.

Our sirens typically sound for about 3 minutes. However, just because the sirens stop does not mean the danger has passed. You should continue to shelter and monitor trusted information sources until the warning has officially expired.

When you hear a siren:
• Go indoors immediately
• Seek additional information from reliable sources like local news, weather apps, or official alerts
• Take appropriate protective action based on the situation

Sirens are just one part of a larger warning system. To stay fully informed, make sure you have multiple ways to receive alerts, such as weather radios, mobile notifications, and local media.

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Collinsville, OK
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