According to NHC in its final report on Hurricane Helene, of the 176 direct fatalities caused by the storm, 95 of them were due to freshwater flooding With the latest report of 105 killed in Texas, this event is now a deadlier flood event than Helene An absolute tragedy

The southeast RCC had a good climate perspectives tool. The southern RCC has built coastal normals for the ocean industry. I could go on and on @mattlanza.bsky.social @spann.bsky.social

Jared Rennie@jjrennie.bsky.social · 2y ago

The Northeast RCC operates ACIS/xmACIS, widely used by the weather and climate enterprise. The western RCC just updated all of their maps and products, a good chunk of it in the cloud. Midwest and High Plains RCC have a lot of great ag products @mattlanza.bsky.social @spann.bsky.social

The Northeast RCC operates ACIS/xmACIS, widely used by the weather and climate enterprise. The western RCC just updated all of their maps and products, a good chunk of it in the cloud. Midwest and High Plains RCC have a lot of great ag products @mattlanza.bsky.social @spann.bsky.social

Anthony Edwards@edwardsanthonyb.bsky.social · 2y ago

The proposed budget would eliminate funding for NOAA’s six regional climate centers. The Western Regional Climate Center monitors and researches drought, precipitation, wildfire smoke and other natural hazards in California and eight other states.

Excited to share that I've recently been promoted to Manager of Weather Presentation at @foxweather.bsky.social I am humbled, and beyond excited to lead the dedicated team of off-air meteorologists responsible for crafting the hundreds of graphics you see on Fox Weather every day

Livid and sad hearing the news of today

A classic Southeast U.S. winter tornado outbreak is expected today Numerous severe storms will likely produce multiple tornadoes, some of which will be strong and long-tracked. EF-3 or even violent EF-4 tornadoes are on the table A dangerous day ahead

Waking up this morning to the most December snow in #NYC in four years Officially 1.8" at Central Park which is the most snow in December since 10.5" on Dec 16-17, 2020

Wow! 20" of snow in New Jersey! This may have broken the New Jersey state record for most snow from a single November storm. The current record, 17.5" in Dover, NJ on Nov 26-26, 1938 came during a Nor'easter that buried the entire I-95 corridor with snow

Mother nature is doing its part to help smother the Jennings Creek Fire, the 5,000+ acre fire that has killed one firefighter and sent periods of smoke directly into NYC the past few weeks Over 7" of snow is being reported in the area around the fire so far with more on the way

Record daily rain from Thursday across the NYC metro area. #NYC #nywx

Officially 2.7" of snow recorded at O'Hare International Airport This makes it Chicago's snowiest November day in 5 years (3.4" on 11/11/2019)

FOX Weather has joined Bluesky! Go ahead and give us a follow. We're good people, I swear @foxweather.bsky.social

Sadly the storm has turned deadly. A person was fatally struck by a falling tree near Alderwood Mall near Lynnwood (Per South County Fire) and 2 were injured in Maple Valley when a tree stuck a trailer. (Maple Valley Fire)

Highest gusts so far via NWS Seattle
Enumclaw: 74 mph Camano Island: 63 Port Townsend: 61 Sea-Tac Airport: 59 Federal Way: 57 Pt. Angeles CG: 54 Bellevue: 52 Friday Harbor: 49 Bonney Lake: 48 Covington: 48 Seattle/Boeing: 47 Renton: 44 Everett: 43 Kent: 42 #wawx

Important caveat: ERA5 is the standard reanalysis used for past weather, but can occasionally have some discrepancies. A previous bomb cyclone in a similar location in October 2021 reached 942 hPa per WPC analysis, but was noticeably weaker in ERA5 reanalysis (h/t @gdimeweather.bsky.social):

On the other side of the World, something pretty incredible is happening in the tropics. The Philippines are about to get hit with their 4th typhoon...IN 8 DAYS November 7...Yingzing November 11...Toraji November 14...Usagi Tomorrow (Nov 16)... Man-yi

So many new followers! Nice to see lots of people joining @bsky.app! I'll try and be more active here going forward

A major winter storm, severe storms within a Tornado Watch and a legitimate hurricane all ongoing simultaneously is not something that happens every day Pretty wild to see them all together on one map

Initial takeaway from Election Night coverage, NBC wins for the best set. It's gorgeous

On this gorgeous 79° November day in New York City, I decided to take a different, more picturesque, way home #nycferry

Quite a rain event ongoing in Puerto Rico With 6.11" so far, today has been the wettest day in San Juan, Puerto Rico since 7.11" fell on September 20, 2017, the day Hurricane Maria made landfall

Halloween dressing up like a late-August day today

Celebrating 3 years of FOX Weather today! Proud to be a part of this great team 🙂 "Three years in, Fox Weather is attracting viewers — and proving the doubters wrong" thedesk.net/2024/10/fox-...

Fairbanks, AK just recorded their biggest October snowstorm in 78 years 13.7" fell Sat-Mon This is their biggest Oct snowstorm since Oct 28-29, 1946 (14.5") The snow changed to a rain Mon, which helped them record their 3rd wettest day all-time w/ 1.99" of rain & melted snow

Fairbanks, AK, had 1.99" precipitation yesterday - their third wettest day on record. That is 0.70" MORE than these 1,447 stations COMBINED in the Lower 48 - which represent all the WBAN and Cooperative stations with ≤ 0.01" precip so far this month. @alaskawx.bsky.social

Very impressive late-October heat yesterday with 60 daily record highs tied or broken

City of Roswell confirms one person dead from the flooding www.facebook.com/RoswellNMGov...

Greg Diamond @gdimeweather.bsky.social · 2y ago

Let's recap the incredible historic rain event in Roswell, NM yesterday. 5.78" of rain Wettest day all-time! beating 5.65" on Nov 1, 1901. This is 1/2 their avg YEARLY rain (11.63") 2.70" was recorded in one hour between 8-9PM More than they avg for all of Oct, Nov and Dec (2.34")

Let's recap the incredible historic rain event in Roswell, NM yesterday. 5.78" of rain Wettest day all-time! beating 5.65" on Nov 1, 1901. This is 1/2 their avg YEARLY rain (11.63") 2.70" was recorded in one hour between 8-9PM More than they avg for all of Oct, Nov and Dec (2.34")

Something that caught my eye this morning. No rain has fallen in NYC and Philly in Oct & the newest NBM keeps them dry for the rest of the month. If accurate, it will be the very first time they record 0.00" for an entire month. Records go back to 1869 (NYC) & 1872 (PHL)

Oscar, left for dead yesterday, given a 10% chance of developing, is likely a hurricane Forget Dodgeball, this is the true underdog story