Steve Hilberg

Cool.

9:34 pm in east- central IL. Not visible withe naked eye.

Chuck Schumer Helps Pull Democrats Back From Brink Of Courage

Chuck Schumer Helps Pull Democrats Back From Brink Of Courage

I do.

Why do you have to ruin everything?? 😁

Planting the seed of fire safety as we head into #Harvest2025 at Nutrien with this Weather Safety Update - consider sharing with your crews ahead of what could be a season of dangerous fire weather conditions from the Midwest into the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic.

Hell, my dewpoint is higher than that!

The Epstein Cover-Up at the FBI Inside the chaotic review process of the Epstein and Maxwell files at the Bureau

EXCLUSIVE: Not only does an Excel spreadsheet of Trump mentions in the Epstein files exist, but so do training videos explaining how to flag the files for Trump mentions. Plus, the number of people who had access is larger than previously known. My latest: www.muellershewrote.com/p/the-epstei...

Only if you are there...

fwiw - i am a met, worked for the world's largest airline, worked in broadcast, did litigation, gave presentations to committees/sub committees, directors in nws family, i still USE THIS.
if the resume was different, would still USE THIS.

Blue states need to immediately pass a law directing state law enforcement officers to detain anyone performing an arrest or detention in public while masked or failing to visibly display identifying credentials, for the purpose of protecting public safety. And yes, they can do so.

Sorry, but I can't help myself...

"At least it's a dry heat."

Showing myself out now.

What kind of dewpoints are expected?

Via @stormchasertang.bsky.social on Twitter…

Gateway Arch webcam captured this tornado as it moved over the west suburbs of St. Louis

You give LG way too much credit.

In urban areas, yes, but in many rural areas no. Started becoming popular 20 years ago. Three of five houses in our little "subdivision" are running geothermal. I love it.

Northwestern is on the list as well.

Great news! The Regional Climate Centers are back online.

Howdy folks,
As the most of the data and tools used by the office are currently no longer available, services provided by the Office of the Texas State Climatologist will be drastically impacted to discontinued due to the laps of federal funding for the NOAA Regional Climate Centers.

Funding for the Regional Climate Center program lapsed on April 17, 2025 due to a suspension of federal funding from NOAA through the Department of Commerce. It is unknown if or when funding will resume. All data and services offered under the HPRCC contract, including this website, are unavailable. If there are particular products and services you rely upon, please fill out this form so we can identify products to prioritize for continuance. Unfortunately, some products will be discontinued indefinitely because of their association with the Regional Climate Center program.

Support for all MRCC-hosted products and services is currently suspended as of April 17, 2025, due to a lapse in federal funding from the Department of Commerce through NOAA.

Federal funding for the Regional Climate Center program lapsed on April 17, 2025. It is unknown when or if funding will resume, pending decisions by NOAA and the Department of Commerce. If there are particular products and services that you rely upon, please contact us at sercc@sercc.com or reach out to your federal representatives and communicate their value and why you need them.

Oh no! Several of the Regional Climate Centers have had their funding lapse through DOC/NOAA. These institutes are critical for connecting weather and climate data and services to local communities across the United States.

Spread the word to drive attention and support!

The Midwestern Regional Climate Center is offline. No idea when or if a new contract will be approved.

NOAA Weather Prediction Center Excessive Rainfall Outlooks all valid for 2-3 April 2025. The outlooks were very consistent in their location and the observed flooding occurred essentially right in the locations where the outlooks showed the highest probabilities.

NOAA Weather Prediction Center Excessive Rainfall Outlooks all valid for 3-4 April 2025. The outlooks were very consistent in their location and the observed flooding occurred essentially right in the locations where the outlooks showed the highest probabilities.

NOAA Weather Prediction Center Excessive Rainfall Outlooks all valid for 4-5 April 2025. The outlooks were very consistent in their location and the observed flooding occurred essentially right in the locations where the outlooks showed the highest probabilities.

NOAA Weather Prediction Center Excessive Rainfall Outlooks all valid for 5-6 April 2025. The outlooks were very consistent in their location and the observed flooding occurred essentially right in the locations where the outlooks showed the highest probabilities.

We often (rightly) see maps like these showing how good SPC convective outlooks are; let's also give some kudos to WPC for some outstanding excessive rainfall outlooks for this event. Especially impressive are the day 5 outlooks, giving advance notice of prolonged excessive rainfall and flood risk.

24 hr rainfall amounts around Mobile Bay, AL

The area around Mobile, AL received from 5 to more than 10 inches of rain in the past 24 hours, with the highest amounts south and west of the city. Hats off to our #CoCoRaHS observers for their reports!

This is a United States Senator

MACK: I was laid off from HHS and now people aren’t getting social services, especially people with disabilities

BANKS: You probably deserved it

MACK: Why did I deserve it?

BANKS: Because you look like a clown

The National Lightning Safety Council Reiterates Stance on Outdated Outdoor Safety Messaging Educators and weather broadcasters urged to stop citing outdated lightning safety recommendation known as the "crouch"

Thunderstorm season is ramping up.

If you're outside and a thunderstorm approaches, quickly move to a safe place!

The lightning crouch hasn't been recommended in 17 years, so don't use it...just keep heading towards your safe place!

#LightningSafety

www.einpresswire.com/article/7988...

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an executive order is not a law
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an executive order is not a law
an executive order is not a law
an executive order is not a law
an executive order is not a law
an executive order is not a law
an executive order is not a law

Or it's a completely made-up screen for the commercial by someone who doesn't have a clue. A lot of that going around lately.

Large dangerous tornado on the ground in western Mississippi.

This would have been a much more interesting story if it had been a snapping turtle.