Watch NBC 4 free wherever you are WATCH HERE WATCH HEREOutside the North Plainfield home she used to share with her brother, Rocco, Gigi Neal explains why she believes weather warning sirens would have saved her brother's life. Eleven days after that, another major storm hit Plainfield. Abby Levenson, the business administrator for the city of Plainfield, says it's time for warning sirens. "These weather events are getting more severe and more localized," Levenson said, "so we want something in place for Plainfield and Plainfield only because we had some storms that hit just Plainfield." In the event of severe weather, sirens will sound and an announcement like “seek shelter immediately” will be broadcast on a speaker loud enough for residents to hear in their basements or cars.