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'Unfortunate mess': Texans outraged as storms sirens fail during tornado
Officials said a software update prevented the sirens from activating, even though San Marcos was on the edge of a tornado warning, according to the city’s Facebook post. The warning originated in Blanco County but extended into neighboring Hays County, which includes San Marcos. While the tornado dissipated before reaching the city, the siren failure raised concerns about public safety. “We had an opportunity to utilize our high-dollar investment in technology, and we failed,” Hays…
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