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06/07/2022
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Board of County Commissioners
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SEVERE WEATHER TRA11YM6 <br />As a safety educator you have a new tool to work with!! <br />The Surrey Fire Safety House with the (SEVERE WEATHER TRAINING). <br />With Surrey you have all of the standard fire safety education plus you can teach <br />children and adults to recognize severe weather warnings, and what steps should <br />be taken to stay safe when severe weather threatens The Severe Weather option <br />allows the children to learn and then experience a severe weather simulation. A <br />hands on experience is the best teacher!! Personnel from the National Weather <br />Service that have experienced this simulation said " This experience is very <br />impressive, extremely realistic and very accurate". <br />The Safety House will have a tvfvcr secured to the top of a brick faced fire place <br />in the living room. A commercially developed tv program about severe weather <br />is on a tape. The kids are watching a tv show explaining what to do if they are in <br />school or even at a baseball or soccer game. Then just as in the real world the A, <br />station interrupts programming to issue special weather statements For <br />example, a tornado warning. A surround sound unit reproduces the sound of <br />rain, wind and thunder. This adds tremendous realism to the training exercise. <br />There are close outs over the windows to eliminate bright sunlight outside not <br />matching the atmosphere created by a severe storm Strobe lights are mounted <br />behind the window valances and are automatically activated by specific thunder <br />tones, adding to the realism A tornado siren is heard, sounding to be a few <br />blocks away. This is followed by a rtiational Weather Service alert complete with <br />alert tone and a generic location for the approaching tornado. To add to the <br />realism a large sub woofer is built into the fireplace and will allow the children <br />to feel the deep vibration of the low tone thunder. We even give you the ability to <br />cause a power failure with the tv shutting down and all lights in the room go off. <br />There is a emergency light that comes on. As the tornado approaches, the sound <br />level of the storm can be increased with the use of a mixer board As the tornado <br />passes the sound of the wind is loud enough to drown out the thunder. When the <br />storm moves past the sound can be reduced and soon you hear birds chirping, <br />dog barking and the sound of thunder rolls off into the distance, as the relative <br />quiet of the post storm world is achieved End of storm!! <br />The weather service alerts can be selected from several choices of alerts. <br />We even have separate storms, one with a tornado siren and the same storm with <br />out the tornado siren. The children have heard and seen the severe weather <br />alerts, and now recognize what they mean. They have lived through the storm by <br />taking appropriate actions and they are safe! <br />
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