Tornado sirens in PRP, Louisville, KY, 01-30-2013

This is an audio recording from off Blanton Lane in Pleasure Ridge Park, Louisville, KY. We went under a tornado warning a little after 4 AM on January 30, 2013 as an intense squall line with rotation moved through. Several minutes afterwards, a second tornado warning was issued for the northeastern part of the county and a severe thunderstorm warning for winds in excess of 80 MPH was also issued for the same area. The sirens sounded a total of 5 times. The roar heard during the second activation is from straight line winds. No tornadoes touched down in our county that day, but there were some weak ones that did touch down across the river in Indiana. The siren ambiance gets a lot better from the third activation onward, because the wind changed direction, causing more sirens to be heard. Sirens heard are Thunderbolt 1000T's, a fiew distant 2001's, and possibly a distant 3T22 winding down in places. In the clip at the end, you can hear one of the Whelens at the Rohm and Haas plant in Rubbertown sounding in Alert, giving the all clear, which the city's sirens do not do.