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The president drew on a hurricane forecast and upended NOAA during a category five hurricane. It served as a warning of how he'd handle coronavirus.
We hit the point of no return the moment Donald Trump took his Sharpie to a days-old hurricane forecast in the Oval Office.
It seems like we've passed a thousand of these inflection points over the last three years.
It really did prefigure the response we’re seeing.
“Sharpiegate” and Donald Trump’s Perpetual Cone of Uncertainty | The New Yorker As we move closer to the election, Trump’s war on the news media, and on the very notion of truth, will only intensify.
NOAA backs Trump on Alabama hurricane forecast, rebukes Weather Service for accurately contradicting him | Washington Post NOAA has sided with President Trump on Alabama and Hurricane Dorian. The federal agency that oversees the National Weather Service has sided with President Trump over its own scientists in the ongoing controversy over whether Alabama was at risk of a direct hit from Hurricane Dorian. Source: NOAA backs Trump on Alabama hurricane forecast, rebukes Weather Service for accurately contradicting him
NOAA disavows National Weather Service tweet that contradicted Trump | The Hill National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration says it told Trump that Hurricane Dorian could impact Alabama. The NOAA statement, which was unsigned and posted to the agency's website on Friday, said that the "Birmingham National Weather Service’s Sunday morning tweet spoke in absolute terms that were inconsistent with probabilities from the best forecast products available at the time." Source: NOAA disavows National Weather Service tweet that contradicted Trump
A Presidential Storm Leaves Forecasters Rebuked | New York Times The parent agency of the National Weather Service’s Birmingham, Ala., office issued a statement admonishing it for challenging President Trump’s claim about a hurricane threat to Alabama. Source: A Presidential Storm Leaves Forecasters Rebuked
