Word of mouth may not always alert beachgoers of looming thunderstorms, so one Jersey Shore community plans to use sirens with high-end technology to bystanders at the earliest sights of lightning.
A set of lighting-detection sirens is nearly finished being installed in Seaside Park. Their activation comes one week after a man was killed by a lightning strike.
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