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Tornado and Severe Weather Awareness Week - April 8-12

On Thursday April 11, A Statewide mock tornado warning is planned for 1:45 p.m. at which time Municipal sirens will sound. 

**A Statewide mock tornado warning will also be issued at 6:45 p.m. on Thursday, April 11 to give families and businesses a chance to test their emergency severe weather plans in the evening.**

 

You need not seek shelter during this test event, however for actual weather emergencies please note the following:

 

During severe weather situations, Edgewood College CAC and Campus Security monitor weather radios and local radar.  In addition to public warning systems, if the College is directly threatened by a tornadic storm, one or more of the following emergency notification systems may be activated:

 

  • Eagle Alert
  • Sirens on top of Sonderegger
  • Campus-wide public address system

In the event you need to take shelter in a severe weather situation, enter the nearest building (if not already indoors) and proceed to the lowest level or basement away from windows.  You are encouraged to take time this week to familiarize yourself with the shelter areas in the buildings you spend time in.  The following list identifies shelter areas in Edgewood College facilities.

 

Building

Shelter Area

Predolin

First floor hallway and Anderson Auditorium

DeRicci

First floor hallways

The Stream

Lower level hallway/theater

Library

Lower level hallway

Weber

Basement (use South stairwell to access)

Stevie

Lower level hallways away from lounge area

Regina/Regina East

Lower level center area/lower level hallways

Mazzuchelli

Lower level in or near field prep room

Edgedome

Lower level Athletics office area

Sonderegger

Basement hallways

Dominican

Lower level hallways away from lounge area

Siena

Basement lounge area

Marshall

Lower level hallways

Facilities HQ

Center hallway

Deming Campus

Central restrooms

The Family Center

New conference room or break room

 

For additional information on Tornado and Severe Weather Awareness Week please see the following:

 

http://readywisconsin.wi.gov/

 

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