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Originally Posted by JRutledge
Seen this done several times. Never heard of the blank screen
Actually I mean Ohio. 
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I've seen it a few times, but as one poster pointed out, the station is overridden by the Emergency Broadcast System. Nothing the station can do about it. This usually only happens for no kidding life threatening events (tornado warning, earthquake, tsunami, etc.). Severe thunderstorm warnings don't usually result in the EBS black screen. Though if you live in Oklahoma or Kansas, the station will probably preempt on their own volition anyway.
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