Michael B. Jordan, winner of the Entertainer Of The Year Award, presented By Toyota, and the Outstanding Actor In A Motion Picture Award for “Sinners” poses in the Trophy Lounge during the 57th NAACP Image Awards 🤎🤎🤎
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Michael B. Jordan, winner of the Entertainer Of The Year Award, presented By Toyota, and the Outstanding Actor In A Motion Picture Award for “Sinners” poses in the Trophy Lounge during the 57th NAACP Image Awards 🤎🤎🤎
Tornado touchdown, Northern Colorado, 2015
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there’s a lot of stupid scary shit in project 2025 but killing the national weather service for me (a weather nerd who has hyperfixated on this kind of stuff for years) is one of the least thought through decisions, especially with how bad tornadoes and hurricanes have gotten over the years.
like… the NWS is who alerts people about oncoming tornadoes… take that away and now you have thousands of sitting ducks who don’t know that death is barreling toward them. Despite all of the rampant destruction we’ve seen from tornadoes in even the last year alone, deaths from those events have remained in the single digits. Why? Because the NWS and NOAA have worked tirelessly to increase the amount of warning time people have between when a tornado is spotted and when it’s predicted to hit. If I remember correctly, they’ve managed to bring it from seconds of advance warning to up to 16-20 minutes, time that is instrumental in saving lives. Take that away, and now you have people scrambling around trying to figure out what’s happening on their own.
Not to mention the amount of time and research they pour into predicting tragic events like Hurricane Helene and other disasters in waiting. Idk, it’s just…
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