#NWS NSSL

[meteorologistaustenlonek]

"Am I safe sheltering at home during a tornado?"

"If you're giving people advice about how to stay safe in a tornado, here is a great, science-based article by Dr. Kim Klockow-McClain on how to survive. Hint: someone does NOT have to be below ground to survive. But they do have to get out of mobile homes." -- Dr. Kim Klockow-McClain, NSSL and Dr. Harold Brooks, NSSL

[tardistimeladyyeah]

Super quick, Republicans are trying to rebrand Project 2025 as Agenda 47. THEY ARE PRETTY MUCH THE SAME THING, so both horrible. They will keep changing the name/rebranding it until it succeeds or until everyone who supports it just stops (supporting it or existing).

John Oliver had a segment on weather a few years ago that is still fairly relevant (like most of his segments). It aired during the Trump administration and focuses on privatizing weather reports and I hope they get a chance to talk about it again.

Also here's a recent article about what's actually happening since the video is from 2019 (I miss 2019)

Reminder: the companies and political entities pushing Project 2025 have addresses and go out to lunch a lot and should never eat a spitless meal for the rest of their lives.

Practice bagpipes outside their secure compounds.

Follow them around ringing a bell wherever they go.

If they are going to be farcically evil, be Animaniacally good. Be the definition of chaotic justice.

Also, vote. It might just kick the ball down the road a bit, but that gives people more time to organize a concerted resistance (in no way on any social media platform) to the fascist creep happening in America. It is possible to take this country from the bastards who control it, it will take work, effort, and occasionally going offline and talking to humans though.

[meteorologistaustenlonek]

"SCIENCE IMPACT: The experimental Warn-on-Forecast System yielded more than an hour of lead time on the recent Greenfield, Iowa tornado.

Read more about how this new tool can help @nws forecasters issue better tornado warnings:" NOAA NSSL NOAA National Severe Storms Laboratory