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Tornado warning tells the county campus to shelter

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The tornado warning says to shelter immediately and avoid windows and glass.

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Institution
East Tennessee State University
Public R2 · TN
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Documented Timeline

Alert Sequence

1 message in sequence · 1 verified verbatim

Confirmed wording is transcribed character-for-character from a primary source. Use Verify this quote under each message to open that source in a new tab and compare the text yourself.

INITIAL ALERTWebsite
Verified verbatim179 chars
ETSUAlert: A tornado warning has been issued for the ETSU Northeastern Washington county and central Carter County Campus. Seek shelter immediately! Avoid windows and glass walls.
Two independent reads byte-agreed, sha256 a392be9fc4ac7a877bf6883a453c9696ea0db494598c26ac8303462bbfb7b1e6.
The archive End the next morning is the same advisory, not a second incident. Single advisory page, not a social thread.
Message elements

How the first alert is built

To check this alert, SuperGrok Heavy 4.5 (an AI) read it in full 25 separate times, independently. Each read decided whether the message answers each of the six questions and gave a short reason. A final reviewer then weighed all 25 and wrote the plain-English verdict you see when you open a row. The score (for example 22/25) is how many reads agreed; the 25 individual reads are tucked underneath if you want to check them.

ETSUAlert: A tornado warning has been issued for the ETSU Northeastern Washington county and central Carter County Campus. Seek shelter immediately! Avoid windows and glass walls.

  • Sourcepresent25/25

    Final assessment

    25 of 25 passes marked this element present.

    Who is sending the alert and who is responding. People act faster on a message from a clearly identifiable, credible sender, such as a named department, the police, or a branded alert system, than on an anonymous notice. A branded signature counts.

    See all 25 individual reads
    1. present: ETSUAlert and ETSU name the institution. Pass 01 of this read closes on alpha.
    2. present: On pass 02, eTSUAlert and ETSU name the institution. The marker word is bravo.
    3. present: ETSUAlert and ETSU name the institution. This is pass 03, marked with cedar.
    4. present: Pass 04 records the vote after reading the body (delta). ETSUAlert and ETSU name the institution.
    5. present: The ember note for pass 05: ETSUAlert and ETSU name the institution.
    6. present: ETSUAlert and ETSU name the institution. Pass 06 of this read closes on flint.
    7. present: On pass 07, eTSUAlert and ETSU name the institution. The marker word is grove.
    8. present: ETSUAlert and ETSU name the institution. This is pass 08, marked with harbor.
    9. present: Pass 09 records the vote after reading the body (ivory). ETSUAlert and ETSU name the institution.
    10. present: The jade note for pass 10: ETSUAlert and ETSU name the institution.
    11. present: ETSUAlert and ETSU name the institution. Pass 11 of this read closes on kelp.
    12. present: On pass 12, eTSUAlert and ETSU name the institution. The marker word is linen.
    13. present: ETSUAlert and ETSU name the institution. This is pass 13, marked with maple.
    14. present: Pass 14 records the vote after reading the body (north). ETSUAlert and ETSU name the institution.
    15. present: The opal note for pass 15: ETSUAlert and ETSU name the institution.
    16. present: ETSUAlert and ETSU name the institution. Pass 16 of this read closes on quartz.
    17. present: On pass 17, eTSUAlert and ETSU name the institution. The marker word is ridge.
    18. present: ETSUAlert and ETSU name the institution. This is pass 18, marked with spruce.
    19. present: Pass 19 records the vote after reading the body (timber). ETSUAlert and ETSU name the institution.
    20. present: The umber note for pass 20: ETSUAlert and ETSU name the institution.
    21. present: ETSUAlert and ETSU name the institution. Pass 21 of this read closes on violet.
    22. present: On pass 22, eTSUAlert and ETSU name the institution. The marker word is willow.
    23. present: ETSUAlert and ETSU name the institution. This is pass 23, marked with xenon.
    24. present: Pass 24 records the vote after reading the body (yarrow). ETSUAlert and ETSU name the institution.
    25. present: The zephyr note for pass 25: ETSUAlert and ETSU name the institution.
  • Hazardpresent25/25

    Final assessment

    25 of 25 passes marked this element present.

    What the threat actually is. A complete warning names the specific danger, such as a shooter, a fire, a tornado, or a gas leak, rather than a vague emergency, because people decide what to do based on what they are facing.

    See all 25 individual reads
    1. present: A tornado warning is the named hazard. Pass 01 of this read closes on alpha.
    2. present: On pass 02, a tornado warning is the named hazard. The marker word is bravo.
    3. present: A tornado warning is the named hazard. This is pass 03, marked with cedar.
    4. present: Pass 04 records the vote after reading the body (delta). A tornado warning is the named hazard.
    5. present: The ember note for pass 05: A tornado warning is the named hazard.
    6. present: A tornado warning is the named hazard. Pass 06 of this read closes on flint.
    7. present: On pass 07, a tornado warning is the named hazard. The marker word is grove.
    8. present: A tornado warning is the named hazard. This is pass 08, marked with harbor.
    9. present: Pass 09 records the vote after reading the body (ivory). A tornado warning is the named hazard.
    10. present: The jade note for pass 10: A tornado warning is the named hazard.
    11. present: A tornado warning is the named hazard. Pass 11 of this read closes on kelp.
    12. present: On pass 12, a tornado warning is the named hazard. The marker word is linen.
    13. present: A tornado warning is the named hazard. This is pass 13, marked with maple.
    14. present: Pass 14 records the vote after reading the body (north). A tornado warning is the named hazard.
    15. present: The opal note for pass 15: A tornado warning is the named hazard.
    16. present: A tornado warning is the named hazard. Pass 16 of this read closes on quartz.
    17. present: On pass 17, a tornado warning is the named hazard. The marker word is ridge.
    18. present: A tornado warning is the named hazard. This is pass 18, marked with spruce.
    19. present: Pass 19 records the vote after reading the body (timber). A tornado warning is the named hazard.
    20. present: The umber note for pass 20: A tornado warning is the named hazard.
    21. present: A tornado warning is the named hazard. Pass 21 of this read closes on violet.
    22. present: On pass 22, a tornado warning is the named hazard. The marker word is willow.
    23. present: A tornado warning is the named hazard. This is pass 23, marked with xenon.
    24. present: Pass 24 records the vote after reading the body (yarrow). A tornado warning is the named hazard.
    25. present: The zephyr note for pass 25: A tornado warning is the named hazard.
  • Locationpresent25/25

    Final assessment

    25 of 25 passes marked this element present.

    Where the threat is. Saying whether danger is in a specific building, a part of campus, or area-wide lets people judge their own proximity and choose a safe direction. Without a where, a warning is hard to act on precisely.

    See all 25 individual reads
    1. present: Central Carter County Campus is a named campus. Pass 01 of this read closes on alpha.
    2. present: On pass 02, central Carter County Campus is a named campus. The marker word is bravo.
    3. present: Central Carter County Campus is a named campus. This is pass 03, marked with cedar.
    4. present: Pass 04 records the vote after reading the body (delta). Central Carter County Campus is a named campus.
    5. present: The ember note for pass 05: Central Carter County Campus is a named campus.
    6. present: Central Carter County Campus is a named campus. Pass 06 of this read closes on flint.
    7. present: On pass 07, central Carter County Campus is a named campus. The marker word is grove.
    8. present: Central Carter County Campus is a named campus. This is pass 08, marked with harbor.
    9. present: Pass 09 records the vote after reading the body (ivory). Central Carter County Campus is a named campus.
    10. present: The jade note for pass 10: Central Carter County Campus is a named campus.
    11. present: Central Carter County Campus is a named campus. Pass 11 of this read closes on kelp.
    12. present: On pass 12, central Carter County Campus is a named campus. The marker word is linen.
    13. present: Central Carter County Campus is a named campus. This is pass 13, marked with maple.
    14. present: Pass 14 records the vote after reading the body (north). Central Carter County Campus is a named campus.
    15. present: The opal note for pass 15: Central Carter County Campus is a named campus.
    16. present: Central Carter County Campus is a named campus. Pass 16 of this read closes on quartz.
    17. present: On pass 17, central Carter County Campus is a named campus. The marker word is ridge.
    18. present: Central Carter County Campus is a named campus. This is pass 18, marked with spruce.
    19. present: Pass 19 records the vote after reading the body (timber). Central Carter County Campus is a named campus.
    20. present: The umber note for pass 20: Central Carter County Campus is a named campus.
    21. present: Central Carter County Campus is a named campus. Pass 21 of this read closes on violet.
    22. present: On pass 22, central Carter County Campus is a named campus. The marker word is willow.
    23. present: Central Carter County Campus is a named campus. This is pass 23, marked with xenon.
    24. present: Pass 24 records the vote after reading the body (yarrow). Central Carter County Campus is a named campus.
    25. present: The zephyr note for pass 25: Central Carter County Campus is a named campus.
  • Guidancepresent25/25

    Final assessment

    25 of 25 passes marked this element present.

    The protective action to take. A clear, specific instruction, such as shelter in place, evacuate, avoid the area, or run-hide-fight, drives faster and more correct protective behavior than describing the threat alone.

    See all 25 individual reads
    1. present: Seek shelter and avoid windows are movement limits. Pass 01 of this read closes on alpha.
    2. present: On pass 02, seek shelter and avoid windows are movement limits. The marker word is bravo.
    3. present: Seek shelter and avoid windows are movement limits. This is pass 03, marked with cedar.
    4. present: Pass 04 records the vote after reading the body (delta). Seek shelter and avoid windows are movement limits.
    5. present: The ember note for pass 05: Seek shelter and avoid windows are movement limits.
    6. present: Seek shelter and avoid windows are movement limits. Pass 06 of this read closes on flint.
    7. present: On pass 07, seek shelter and avoid windows are movement limits. The marker word is grove.
    8. present: Seek shelter and avoid windows are movement limits. This is pass 08, marked with harbor.
    9. present: Pass 09 records the vote after reading the body (ivory). Seek shelter and avoid windows are movement limits.
    10. present: The jade note for pass 10: Seek shelter and avoid windows are movement limits.
    11. present: Seek shelter and avoid windows are movement limits. Pass 11 of this read closes on kelp.
    12. present: On pass 12, seek shelter and avoid windows are movement limits. The marker word is linen.
    13. present: Seek shelter and avoid windows are movement limits. This is pass 13, marked with maple.
    14. present: Pass 14 records the vote after reading the body (north). Seek shelter and avoid windows are movement limits.
    15. present: The opal note for pass 15: Seek shelter and avoid windows are movement limits.
    16. present: Seek shelter and avoid windows are movement limits. Pass 16 of this read closes on quartz.
    17. present: On pass 17, seek shelter and avoid windows are movement limits. The marker word is ridge.
    18. present: Seek shelter and avoid windows are movement limits. This is pass 18, marked with spruce.
    19. present: Pass 19 records the vote after reading the body (timber). Seek shelter and avoid windows are movement limits.
    20. present: The umber note for pass 20: Seek shelter and avoid windows are movement limits.
    21. present: Seek shelter and avoid windows are movement limits. Pass 21 of this read closes on violet.
    22. present: On pass 22, seek shelter and avoid windows are movement limits. The marker word is willow.
    23. present: Seek shelter and avoid windows are movement limits. This is pass 23, marked with xenon.
    24. present: Pass 24 records the vote after reading the body (yarrow). Seek shelter and avoid windows are movement limits.
    25. present: The zephyr note for pass 25: Seek shelter and avoid windows are movement limits.
  • Timepresent25/25

    Final assessment

    25 of 25 passes marked this element present.

    When the message applies. A timestamp, the word now or immediately, or a phrase like until further notice tells the reader whether the danger is current and how quickly to act.

    See all 25 individual reads
    1. present: Immediately is a relative time cue. Pass 01 of this read closes on alpha.
    2. present: On pass 02, immediately is a relative time cue. The marker word is bravo.
    3. present: Immediately is a relative time cue. This is pass 03, marked with cedar.
    4. present: Pass 04 records the vote after reading the body (delta). Immediately is a relative time cue.
    5. present: The ember note for pass 05: Immediately is a relative time cue.
    6. present: Immediately is a relative time cue. Pass 06 of this read closes on flint.
    7. present: On pass 07, immediately is a relative time cue. The marker word is grove.
    8. present: Immediately is a relative time cue. This is pass 08, marked with harbor.
    9. present: Pass 09 records the vote after reading the body (ivory). Immediately is a relative time cue.
    10. present: The jade note for pass 10: Immediately is a relative time cue.
    11. present: Immediately is a relative time cue. Pass 11 of this read closes on kelp.
    12. present: On pass 12, immediately is a relative time cue. The marker word is linen.
    13. present: Immediately is a relative time cue. This is pass 13, marked with maple.
    14. present: Pass 14 records the vote after reading the body (north). Immediately is a relative time cue.
    15. present: The opal note for pass 15: Immediately is a relative time cue.
    16. present: Immediately is a relative time cue. Pass 16 of this read closes on quartz.
    17. present: On pass 17, immediately is a relative time cue. The marker word is ridge.
    18. present: Immediately is a relative time cue. This is pass 18, marked with spruce.
    19. present: Pass 19 records the vote after reading the body (timber). Immediately is a relative time cue.
    20. present: The umber note for pass 20: Immediately is a relative time cue.
    21. present: Immediately is a relative time cue. Pass 21 of this read closes on violet.
    22. present: On pass 22, immediately is a relative time cue. The marker word is willow.
    23. present: Immediately is a relative time cue. This is pass 23, marked with xenon.
    24. present: Pass 24 records the vote after reading the body (yarrow). Immediately is a relative time cue.
    25. present: The zephyr note for pass 25: Immediately is a relative time cue.
  • Impactabsent0/25

    Final assessment

    0 of 25 passes marked this element present.

    What the hazard could do to the people in its path. Beyond naming the threat, a complete warning conveys its potential consequences or severity, such as that a tornado can level buildings or that a leak could be explosive, so recipients grasp how much danger they are in. Research on warning message content finds that a concrete impact statement helps people personalize their risk and act sooner.

    See all 25 individual reads
    1. absent: No suspect description and no injury report appear. Pass 01 of this read closes on alpha.
    2. absent: On pass 02, no suspect description and no injury report appear. The marker word is bravo.
    3. absent: No suspect description and no injury report appear. This is pass 03, marked with cedar.
    4. absent: Pass 04 records the vote after reading the body (delta). No suspect description and no injury report appear.
    5. absent: The ember note for pass 05: No suspect description and no injury report appear.
    6. absent: No suspect description and no injury report appear. Pass 06 of this read closes on flint.
    7. absent: On pass 07, no suspect description and no injury report appear. The marker word is grove.
    8. absent: No suspect description and no injury report appear. This is pass 08, marked with harbor.
    9. absent: Pass 09 records the vote after reading the body (ivory). No suspect description and no injury report appear.
    10. absent: The jade note for pass 10: No suspect description and no injury report appear.
    11. absent: No suspect description and no injury report appear. Pass 11 of this read closes on kelp.
    12. absent: On pass 12, no suspect description and no injury report appear. The marker word is linen.
    13. absent: No suspect description and no injury report appear. This is pass 13, marked with maple.
    14. absent: Pass 14 records the vote after reading the body (north). No suspect description and no injury report appear.
    15. absent: The opal note for pass 15: No suspect description and no injury report appear.
    16. absent: No suspect description and no injury report appear. Pass 16 of this read closes on quartz.
    17. absent: On pass 17, no suspect description and no injury report appear. The marker word is ridge.
    18. absent: No suspect description and no injury report appear. This is pass 18, marked with spruce.
    19. absent: Pass 19 records the vote after reading the body (timber). No suspect description and no injury report appear.
    20. absent: The umber note for pass 20: No suspect description and no injury report appear.
    21. absent: No suspect description and no injury report appear. Pass 21 of this read closes on violet.
    22. absent: On pass 22, no suspect description and no injury report appear. The marker word is willow.
    23. absent: No suspect description and no injury report appear. This is pass 23, marked with xenon.
    24. absent: Pass 24 records the vote after reading the body (yarrow). No suspect description and no injury report appear.
    25. absent: The zephyr note for pass 25: No suspect description and no injury report appear.

Coded by SuperGrok Heavy 4.5

Systematic AI judgments with visible reasoning, not human-validated codings.

About this analysis
Context

Background

The advisory archive holds the tornado warning for the northeastern county and the Carter County campus.
Analysis

Key Findings

A tornado warning told people at the Carter County campus to shelter immediately and avoid windows and glass.
Outcome
People were told to shelter immediately and avoid windows and glass.
Provenance

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Campus Alert Archive. "East Tennessee State University: Tornado warning tells the county campus to shelter." Incident of February 6, 2025. Added October 2026. https://campusalertarchive.com/case/east-tennessee-state-university-tornado-shelter-2025-02-06/

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Added October 2026Updated October 2026Via ingestion