Kit Carson, CO Tornado Warning w/ Sirens (Sentry 10V, Sentry 14V-B) 

No, the storm I was chasing had just produced a handful of landspouts about 15 minutes before that, and the storm was heading right for Kit Carson

It's definitely intimidating if you don't know what the storm is doing.

That was when I was driving right next to one of them.

I couldn't give you an exact model, but they're both single-tone Sentry Sirens.

@@tcp3059 I could guess 14V's.

@@CentralALSirens Correction: the one on "Alert" is a 2-tone (I'm thinking a 15v2T?). Found it on street view. The one in "Attack" was the single-tone, and I cannot find it on street view.

@James R I found the "Attack" one on maps, and I think it's a Sentry 7V8.

Why they going off for

It was a little eerie, especially with the supercell hanging overhead.

Where

@@jamieszwed8416 I found both of them when I was filming this, but neither of them actually show up in the video. The one in "Alert" mode is near the fire station, and my second and third left turns took me around it. The one in "Attack" was about 150 yards to the right when I made my first left turn.

Most towns east of the Front Range have sirens.

I feel like most people only think the Midwest get tornadoes. As a Coloradan, we got them in central Colorado where I lived a few times, but they get them out east all the time