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Scarves and long coats in downtown Manhattan today with 68°/65° dewpoint lol

FLOOD WATCH in effect for sections of #SoCal with biggest concern for the recent burn scars. - Showers/thunderstorms expected thru Thu night - Rainfall rates could exceed 0.50" per hour - Mud/debris flows possible in and around recent burn areas #CAwx

One year ago this evening, National Hurricane Center began to outlook the system that would become Hurricane Helene I was going back to look at footage of when it was first shown on FOX Weather only to find that the video preceding the outlook was of...flooding in North Carolina😳

Think of any scenario that could possibly exist in the universe and it has happened to charles

I made a random number generator with 0 lines of code.

Just after 3:30am this morning, Sunset Point delivered one of those nights I’ll remember for the rest of my life.

Bolt of the year

I opened VSCode in Mexico and it automatically adjusted to the sepia theme

Sheesh 65 MPH of strengthening in just 18 hours time - that is a period of some super rapid intensification . Glad that Bermuda is watching Gabrielle slide east but it’s still going to be nasty storm rocketing across the Atlantic into the Azores. Probably not purely tropical

I was in this evacuation. Saying it was absolute hell would be an understatement. The goal was to go from Galveston County to Dallas. Never made it, got halfway to Huntsville with my family after driving for 27 hours. We eventually were out of gas and stranded. A sweet local

BREAKING: Secret Service dismantles electronic network capable of telecom threats against US government officials in NYC during UN General Assembly

Dualie tropical disturbances out in the Atlantic - and one bears watching for the Southeast. ⬇️⬇️⬇️ FOX Weather Gabrielle is still a major a hurricane - it'll rocket across the Atlantic and bring impacts to the Azores late in the week. Invest 93L out in the tropical Atlantic

#Gabrielle

As Hurricane #GABRIELLE moves northeast, it has become one of only four Atlantic hurricanes to ever produce 120+ kt (140+ mph) winds above 34°N latitude. The last occurrence was Hurricane ELLA in 1978.

There it is, the first Enhanced Risk of September

This shelf near Jasper, Missouri, right now is absolutely stacked!