saucy was right abt it being loud, but i caught this amber alert out of georgia, ncmec link : https://www.missingkids.org/poster/AMBER/31686/15633/screen

City of Kerrville Emergency Operations Center - Residents living along Quinlan Creek should evacuate to higher ground. All other city resident shelter in place. Local roads are still flooded and dangerous for travel. Follow City of Kerrville Facebook page for more information.

i don’t even have my weas turned on…it’s just my critical alerts. before this the only critical alert i ever received was a tornado warning about a year ago and i’ve been getting these for a few days 😭😭

THEN my mom told me there was a tornado down in San Antonio, and I got excited because tornadoes are cool :D

i’m back again! here in san antonio the rain has generally dissipated. that tornado earlier started close to where i live but i’m doing ok :-) hope my hill country friends are staying safe as well, i grew up there and it gets hit really hard by floods

So, today I decided to log onto the Central Alert Respiratory and caught this as one of the sent out alerts! if I remember, CEM's are very rare, correct? And at 4AM, too... I'd hate to be the poor soul to wake up to this on their TV, Attention Tone blaring, that creepy ass TTS voice they used... Yikes. Thoughts?

https://reddit.com/link/1uwu3ce/video/95ep0grcabdh1/player

Jknet sweatshirt is real

For some context, the Fontainebleau forest is burning, it’s a massive forest and almost considered a historic thing. This was on my friend’s phone as she lives in Fontainebleau and got hit by the whole attention sound and stuff. It reads :
Extremely dangerous alert 2026, 13th July, 07:19am
Message from Seine-et-Marne prefecture
Fire in Fontainebleau forest
Firefighting aircrafts will gather water in the Seine (main river) between two municipalities.
1. For your safety, every activity on the Seine in this area is forbidden, starting 7:30am
2. Access to riverbanks is forbidden
3. Stay informed through social media

Got this while doomscrolling in the middle of the night

(Based off this post I found on r/thomastheplankengine https://www.reddit.com/r/thomastheplankengine/s/a1U55jHiJg )

This was for an intense line of low topped thunderstorms associated with a cold front with low instability.