#Storms

Paul Sinha

paulsinha

Thread. For a few years now I have had an unpaid job at the Daily Express. My job? To say or do something utterly inconsequential, so that they can misinterpret

jingle books

asoiafreadthru

A scene I think about often is in ASOS Sam I. The chapter is a dark, cold slog through hell, and has one of the few appearances of one of

Christian Möstl

chrisoutofspace

We have a new paper out! We predicted how many #solarstorms will impact Earth in the next solar cycle, and there may be a surprise in store for the @NASASun

John | Elite Life Lessons

elitelifelesson

Lessons Learned From Joseph Allen @AGT Performance A Thread For about a week now I've been watching @ItsJosephAllen audition on AGTIt reminds me so much of this side of TwitterLet

Greg Oldfield

GregOldfield21

Working on a 2020 thread because I’m proud of my writing and had an incredible year. A typical year for me has been 2 pubs, and I far exceeded that

Neil Jackman

JackmanNeil

One of the truly wonderful things about Ireland is that we have so many incredible sites, open and accessible for all. But a significant number of people are doing untold

Liz Gledhill

LizGled

The Case for Snow Days: a thread.Hey @RIDeptEd, I know you're busy. But hear me out.Virtual learning is not meant for snow days. Full stop. Virtual learning has opened up

Dan Gardner

dgardner

The pandemic should have alerted us to the fact we may be blind to potentially catastrophic risks that can be foreseen and prevented. So where are the determined efforts to

Bianca Beltrán

KMBCBianca

I'm looking into resources available for people who may experience power outages during the severe weather expected tomorrow. The Red Cross recommends MO's DHSS warming centers map but call first!

James Talarico

jamestalarico

ERCOT must be held accountable. But that’s not where the blame lies.Politicians will try to throw ERCOT under the bus to deflect attention from our state’s failed polices of deregulation

The Pew Trusts

pewtrusts

Fact: Since 2000, floods have cost the United States more than $845 billion in damage to homes, businesses, and critical infrastructure. [thread] Every dollar spent on flood risk reduction saves

ROCKING ANGEL

7ZQANGELWARRIOR

Look the de*vil has its own weather report...well this is one organization that needs to be shut down pronto.https://abc11.com/un-climate-change-report-2020-weather-records-hurricanes/8439215/ And they have their own D12 summit, gee I wonde

Met4Cast 🌨

Met4CastUK

I've been quite pessimistic re: potential Greenland/sustained blocking that has been appearing on the models, I'll try to explain my reasoning why I think this projected blocking will "fail". This

Jake Tapper

jaketapper

Some of the ways folks can help our Texas friends, per CNN's "Impact Your World" (thread)https://www.cnn.com/2021/02/17/us/texas-winter-storm-how-to-help-iyw-trnd/index.html 2/ The Salvation Army provides shelter, food, and ot

Michael Grey

TheMichaelGrey

3300 miles of COVID era road trip later (i.e. No fun, no non-fuel/bathroom stops, no restaurant meals, no direct eye contact with strangers, copious amounts of hand sanitizer, etc.) here

Plum Remson 🙂😄🙂

PlumRemson

1/8 The pretend certainty & the absurd pre-emption of rational investigation in the face of "coincidental" deaths/injuries upon vaccination, are long familiar to parents of vaccine-injured children. https://www.israelnationaln

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