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"In Moore, the tornado sirens sit silent, but the return of severe weather brings back a scary d\u00E9j\u00E0 vu.\"We\u2019re all nervous,\" said Christa Dunn. \"It\u2019s really hard.\"\"Just as soon as I see it (storms) on the weather, I go and pick up my kid,\" said mother Cyndi Smith.Smith is far from alone. Since May 20, the school district has revised rules to make sure parents know what to expect, should another storm hit.On severe weather days, students can still be checked out as an excused absence.Things change, however, once a tornado warning is issued. At Westmoore High School and Kelley Elementary, students will immediately be taken to on-campus shelters. Other schools will still release children until sirens go off, when a district wide shelter-in-place goes into effect.\"Issues that we had last May, we tried to learn from that and make adjustments this time,\" said Jeremy Lewis, with the Moore Police Department.Among some of the changes is a serious boost in communication. Radio and dispatch is now set up in a station bunker, letting dispatchers work right through a storm, providing peace of mind to those who need it most.\"I\u2019m originally from the East Coast and I\u2019m used to hurricanes and stuff,\" said Dunn. \"But tornadoes are a different story. It doesn\u2019t care, it just takes out whatever it takes out.\""^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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