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Rural KY. Neighbor just texted me that he received an emergency “code red test” on his landline phone. He recorded it. I’ll true to figure a way to upload the voice memo. Anyone else with a landline get this?

Update. Here it it. Happens at 1400 est. in rural Kentucky.

https://files.catbox.moe/t0hong.mp3

Rural KY. Neighbor just texted me that he received an emergency “code red test” on his landline phone. He recorded it. I’ll true to figure a way to upload the voice memo. Anyone else with a landline get this? Update. Here it it. Happens at 1400 est. in rural Kentucky. https://files.catbox.moe/t0hong.mp3

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Crazy right. We don’t. But when the Memphis bomb knocked out ou comms for 4 days I looked into a landline in case we needed the fire department. It’s switching from copper to fiber optic next month, so no need. Whe power goes out, fiber goes out.

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Even if you have a dead cell phone the 911 emergency # can be dialed. iPhone or whatever. It works

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Nope. We had zero cell service. Could not dial 911. ATT cell towers in my area were not sending or receiving signals. Nothing. You’re right that if you don’t pay your bill and your service provider “turns off your phone”, you can still dial 911...provided that your phone can connect to a tower.

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Memphis bomb? Weather reference?

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The Christmas Day bombing in Memphis. What weather reference?

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Nashville not Memphis