Just heard the 95.5 promo saying, "Had a bad day? We just blame Harry the IT guy". Well I guess Harry's going to get blamed for the EAS system not tripping on 95.5, WTVY, 106.7 WKMX, 103.9 WJRL, 100.5 WLDA and 93.1 WBBK. There was a sever thunderstorm warning issued by the NWS at 4:20 something for Coffee County which was immediately followed by a Tornado Warning for Battens Cross Roads (southern edge of Enterprise) and it then proceeded to extend east with the warning moving with the storm. 96.9 WDJR had it all on timely, 99.7 WOOF was all over it, the automated system at WVVL 101.1 in Enterprise tripped and issued the warning.
Nothing on the Magic stations. KMX sounded like a live DJ was there but made no mention of it, he did mention the relif efforts they'd assisted in for Enterprise from the March tornado. If the shows's recorded he did a very good job of it but it's hard to foretell severe weather so I guess he'll need to connect with their psychics on Thurs morning (bridging2worlds.com?) before he records next weekend. Wonder if they can predict FCC fines?
95.5 did mention weather in a promo when they talked that "they're on top of severe weather...always live" but that was the extent of their weather coverage. Poor Harry, if the FCC still fines stations for these types of failures I guess Harry the IT guy's going to be working a very long time for free to pay the fine....especially if he gets the same pay scale of the DJ's.
I don't think the fines are bad(?) if no one was actually injured from the storm but then again I really don't know much as too_long pointed out, all I do well is count Uh's.
Someone please correct me and post that they heard the automatic EAS warnings on any of the Magic stations.
Nothing on the Magic stations. KMX sounded like a live DJ was there but made no mention of it, he did mention the relif efforts they'd assisted in for Enterprise from the March tornado. If the shows's recorded he did a very good job of it but it's hard to foretell severe weather so I guess he'll need to connect with their psychics on Thurs morning (bridging2worlds.com?) before he records next weekend. Wonder if they can predict FCC fines?
95.5 did mention weather in a promo when they talked that "they're on top of severe weather...always live" but that was the extent of their weather coverage. Poor Harry, if the FCC still fines stations for these types of failures I guess Harry the IT guy's going to be working a very long time for free to pay the fine....especially if he gets the same pay scale of the DJ's.
I don't think the fines are bad(?) if no one was actually injured from the storm but then again I really don't know much as too_long pointed out, all I do well is count Uh's.
Someone please correct me and post that they heard the automatic EAS warnings on any of the Magic stations.