Whelen WPS-2802 Tornado Siren Test | Full Alert | Le Sueur, Minnesota | Le Sueur County

me and my brother decided to record this after hudson instead of the thunderbolt because the thunderbolt is too overrecorded plus I've recorded it enough. also this whelen is EXPREMELY rare. you see, most whelens in the 2800 series were digital with an ESC-864 controller, however some really old ones were still analog, this happens to be one of the rare ones as it is still analog which, for minnesota, is rare as minnesota isn't exactly known for having rare sirens(Cologne and Minneapolis are the 2 exceptions)anyway the county tested a few minutes late, and there was no attack which was weird. also this whelen ran for an extra 2 minutes which was cool i guess. this siren is also next to a children's pool and when it activated there were a lot of screaming kids lol


Facts
Date: 7/3/2024
Time: 1:02 PM
Siren: Whelen WPS-2802
Location: Legion Park
Ports: none
Blower: none
Scanner: Uniden BC125AT
Main Camera: Nikon Coolpix P100
Second Camera: Panasonic HCv180
Installed: unknown
Replaced: unknown
Others Present:
Luke ‪@goomanhlr5697‬



This siren is Located at 103 S 6th St, Le Sueur, MN 56058




Additional Facts
County: Le Sueur
Testing Time: 1:00 PM
Exact Location: 44.45882715129698, -93.90834755995203
Recording Location: 44.45890295909379, -93.90906637440968

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