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It’s amazing that a search engine can parse location data and a map and look for review keywords for the query for someone.
I’m sure someone on GitHub solved this 5 years ago.
ATC Audio shows it as a call to return to Andrews due to a "maintenance issue" that was not a pressurization problem.
"Negative, not a pressurization issue, it's just kind of a maintenance issue."
#RCH902 from Camp Springs to Munich has turned around and descended below 10,000 feet. This is often indicative of an aircraft pressurization problem.
https://t.co/V6A6aWKlZ3
There it is. DOGE is telling NOAA to reduce its staff by 50% and funding to the agency by 30%. They weren’t “auditing” the weather career field, they’re slashing it. They’re likely to go after the NWS next.
@sanmordica @BradLoganCOTE @DJournalnow@AllenMGroup I heard about this in the last 2 days. To my understanding they’re letting all the local meteorologists go because they are going to use The Weather Channel (Allen licenses the brand from IBM) as the centralized hub.
These layoffs will continue on through March.
@TropicalWatcher @MatheusR_1993 They descended from 23000ft to 13000 ft in 18 minutes, flew at 13000ft for about four minutes when they preformed the turn and then went up to 18000ft in 8 minutes.
The Hurricane Hunters took this image inside the eye of Hurricane KATRINA 19 years ago today.
At this time, KATRINA was near peak intensity, with winds of 175 mph and a pressure of 902 mb.