More montage of TV's most CREEPY Storm Warnings that ever aired! 

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Sounds like NOAA Weather Radio transmission...I miss that voice they used in the past. They replaced it, sadly ={

*DA NASHINA WEEDA SUUVICE-*

@@oh_no_no_no 😂😂

It looked like the tornado had killed everyone because nobody hung up the phone. (of course, in real life they were all fine. It was a small tornado that hit in a rural area west of the Yukon Office Of Emergency Management building. They just forgot to hang up.)

Going to dead air and having a phone line open with the phone company voice saying "If you like to make a call, please hang up.." is a great way to prevent a mass panic. :-/

The alert was for the EF5 monster that was the 1999 Bridge Creek-Moore tornado from May 3, 1999. It was the first time a tornado emergency was issued. That tornado is still considered one of the largest and most powerful tornados to date. The alert is incredibly scary, and the last part definitely freaked me out. I think the officer hung up but forgot to dial out, likely to scramble to safety.

Dude its just bonnie the bonster try not to get scared HE'S NOT GOING TO BITE =)

The Old Sport what?

It can't english. I live in Canada. Scary Shit.

Not as scary as a nuclear attack alert. 😵

Badass Irish robot: "Event type is tarnadoo."

That’s a memory I’d love to relive

The creepy 80s synth sweetens the deal even more.

He did hang up, but the dumbass forgot to dial out before hanging up.

GD Zipp'N He had to take shelter afterwards.

In 1996, I went into a fire safety trailer that was parked outside of a K-Mart (now a Goodwill) in Jacksonville, Arkansas. No, they didn't have the fake TV broadcast or flickering lights.

@@tonybressie I guess ours just added it for cinematic flair then lol

When they brought that thing to my school when I was in first grade, I'm glad I didn't get to do that.

Amen!

Ugh seriously!!!

Oof

Oddity Archive recorded that!

*ONE TWO THREE FOUR FIVE S-*

Miiverse Yeah Bot lol right

Actually, when I was a kid I loved severe thunderstorms. I loved watching and listening to them.

I don’t know if it’s a Midwestern thing or not, but whenever there’s a storm coming, we often like to watch it roll in. -That is if it’s not a mesocyclone storm or a severe storm-

I actually do.... im weird

Some time later it thunders Kids: *gets scared*

Are u ok ?

Sounds like you got some trauma there

you poor thing

Well, I mean it says at the bottom that the message expires at 9:57 pm. And the voice said that it's reported around 8:54 pm. I'd say that's dark and late enough to one to be considered shitless.

Nah, just imagine the Oklahoma 1999 one.

MOUNTAINTOPTUNES - it's the EAS tones you scared ass douchebag

That actually happened to me. one time they tested this during the middle of the night and it woke me up with that noise

This is how severe weather or tornado alerts sound like were I live and lemme tell you. I got some ptsd like shit from this

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Severe Tornado Warning

*5:15** IS THE SAME SOUND MY HOUSE PHONE USES FOR WHEN SOMEONE HANGS UP!! LOL ITS THE SAME SOUND*

3:36 more like: OOOHWA OOHWA OOOHWA OOOOOHWA~

@@parakeetbudgie sorry if i’m replying over a year later, but it’s because local access alerts are controlled by landlines at an emergency management center

Lol

chrisz71 I also live in Arkansas.

I REALLY miss the 6 tone alert katv used to have in the 1990s-2002 era.

I don't remember the 1993 KATV warning and as for 1997 warning, I was living in Florida at the time, so I don't remember that one either.

Katv sound really just hit a core memory holy crap. I remember it like it was yesterday.

Those are the memories I loved when I was young

* getting 100500 seizures *

Goku caused the storm

I laughed so hard when I saw that. It is really strange though

I think that was from the F5 May 3 1999 tornado

Legend says that they still haven't hung up the damn phone

Yeah. That's like from another planet.

OWWAAOOWAAOOWAAOO

It's showing the same thing on screen too. I guess its tv inception.

Its the exact same feed on the screen too lol

What's scary about it?

It was a joke because of how bad the commercial looked.

Even scarier is I live in Arkansas

I can remember those 90s commercials... America's Best was a discount eyeglass chain. 2 pair for $50 was their deal. Presumably they went out of business or got bought out because I haven't heard of them in two decades.

@@harveywallbanger3123 They probably got bought out, cause I recently saw a commercial with the name America’s Best. It had an owl.

Wow so good

@@AlbertLand2009 ok?

Dogelord101 brother it’s you

IM A SHIBA INU TOO

Just an asari walking by

Its just alert ready.

Yet it turned out it was a EF1 Tornado that did damage West of their location.

It was the local access alert. I don't know for sure but I'm pretty sure that it was during the Bridge Creek F5 in 1999. But I am sure it was during the outbreak that spawned the tornado.

After the guy said that, he forgot to dial out which was important to all local access alerts.

this was before the term ‘tornado emergency’ was used

There was an F5 that day when the warning was activated. 1999 Oklahoma.

That one, his name is Paul. There three different voices back in the old EAS’ -Tom, Linda & Paul.

@@thehomegrand1013 WAY TO GO, *PAUL!*

lol they must have used the less enhanced versions of the voices

@@thehomegrand1013 hmmm, paul sounds off

OG paul dayyyyssss

That sound scared me to death-

NAH ITS A BEAT

alert alert alert

artiskitt The second most horrifying part, first is the voice. Fucking oof

A Shiverian YUP THATS AN OOF

Sound like apu of the simpsons

@@sammy122576 xD

empressarticwolf478 I JUST WANTED TO SEE GOHAN WRECK CELL

Well the Dragon Ball episode interrupted the EAS transmission.

Will the tornado form and hit Satan City? Or will it go away? Find out on the next epic episode of Dragon Ball Z!

America's Best still is around.

Believe me, the SAME headers scared the crap out of me as a kid too. They sound aggressive AF even though they’re meant to send important codes to transmitters rather than grab people’s attention (they did a freakin good job at the latter though). We used to have U-Verse and every time an EAS came on the headers and tone sounded like they were lagging like some sort of lagging call recording. It would always give me the shivers because of how distorted they sounded.

Wow.

I bet they like storm warnings too

Those that used to be on tv like that when I was growing up were annoying as hell 🙄😂

I always thought the EAS was a phone,tbh :P

Extundo ah,I see now.

I mean it was made in like the 90’s so… the animation was off kinda back then.

Actually it missed the station by 3 miles. It was a small tornado that hit a trailer and a barn northwest of the Yukon city center.

Ah, ok

@@jamescaliberharefields5389 This is common with Local Access Alerts. If the call or the Termanation code isn't entered for 20 minutes, It will give the ending result of this clip. It will Termanate Itself After 30 minutes automatically, As A Communicatons Dispatcher here In Chicago, We are trained to use this warning system but Its not a requirement since we stopped using this method in 1998. But when situations arise, we do use this(In case of EAS Equipment failure mostly), but The most important thing they tell us is to Dial the Transmission code when we done as leaving a open line will cause you to not have a job the next day lol This is why this system isn't a thing with most Cable Providers now, and was the reason why most Providers Use Automatic EAS Equipment that disables your Cable or Stream set when Emergency Alerts are Issued but some Give you the option to Dismiss the alert or Ignore it but the audio will still be live

@@damaniwilliams8219 ahh, so what you are saying is that if a termin code isn't entered for 20 min it will play that telephone sound. Ok, thanks!

Still, unnerving when that happened

Lol

Ayo can you still sleep?

None of us can sleep now 😩

Docta how was that?

That scared the shit out of me

Back in the old times of 1994 (I think) the thing that makes the alerts was hooked up to a landline.

“that damn tv station! this is the 4th time they lost signal!”

Hahaahahaha

Is Your Mom A Robot?

@@ThePlushPaloozaPlushVids No

Ned Perme had been warning us folk here in Arkansas about tornadoes for 35 years before he retired.