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Guiding Light - Shackled By Lust
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Guiding Light - Shackled By Lust
Invest 93L is the label for a disturbance that crossed Florida early in the week and is now hugging the northern Gulf Coast as it drifts wes
"It isn’t surprising to see the number of #extremerainevents in the U.S. and around the world multiply. A warmer atmosphere can hold more water vapor, and now the #hydrologiccycle we all learned about in middle school is turbocharged." My latest👇🏼" #JohnMorales
FLASHBACK: Florida meteorologist
@JohnMoralesTV warned about the “sledgehammer attack” on science and how Trump and DOGE’s cuts would impact the ability to predict/warn about weather events. trump and the GOP MAGA idiots have people making fun of "climate change" and the lengths the GOP have gone to eliminate warnings and other news about our dangerous weather events.
Americans will one day learn you can't keep danger in a box, you can't hurt just one group of people. That energy trickles down unlike the GOP economic plans....The karma you put out will turn back toward you and if not you personally somebody you love.
This should be on a 24/7 loop in Texas #kerville
"Combine the dropping of half of the microwave scans of tropical storms with the loss of data from missing weather balloon launches brought on by cuts to NOAA and the National Weather Service, plus the risk of a radar or aircraft breakdown and/or mission cancellation because of a lack of trained technicians, and we’re back to tracking hurricanes like it’s 1999.
Except this isn’t a party. And people could die." - Meteorologist John Morales
The ability to peer under the clouds of a developing tropical cyclone is critically important for hurricane specialists.
Tornadoes, the start of hurricane season, and shortages in the National Weather Service have placed meteorologists in a different type of sp
"These days, most people delivering your forecasts are scientists with rigorous training in calculus, fluid dynamics, thermodynamics, atmospheric physics and the other meteorological coursework. I emphasize this point because as meteorologists find their voices on all of our behalf, it is important to understand that they are well-trained professionals who understand the science, engage in risk communication and care about the protection of life and property.
As a tornadic storm or Category 5 hurricane approaches, I want to hear from trusted meteorologists, not an app or AI."
John Morales: "Cuts have consequences, illustrated. As seen on TV 📺" — Bluesky
Cuts have consequences, illustrated. As seen on TV 📺
"Call your representatives, and make sure these cuts are stopped."
On Wednesday, May 28th, Alessi and colleagues will host what they are calling a “public-facing, nonpartisan Weather & Climate Livestream.” According to the press release, “meteorologists and climate scientists from across the country will give virtual 20-minute talks continuously as we share our work and why it matters for every American.” Viewers will also be able to interact with the speakers. The organizers have an ambitious goal of streaming for over 100 hours from Wednesday through Sunday. Prominent keynote speakers include Kerry Emanuel, John Morales, Kate Marvel, Andy Dessler, Bernadette Woods-Placky, Ralph Keeling, Ben Santer, and more.""
A 100-hour streaming marathon before hurricane season seeks to raise awareness of cuts to the weather-climate enterprise and why that expert
A 100-hour streaming marathon before hurricane season seeks to raise awareness of cuts to the weather-climate enterprise and why that expert