BBC 4 has officially ended its last Long Wave radio broadcast on 198 kHz at 0000 GMT tonight. They ended with an aviation and maritime weather report and one final sign off. The end of an era! 🇬🇧📻
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@jamesaydelott@NWS When I had heard about this I made my point clear, this is not acceptable. AI does not understand our weather here in Oklahoma with all the changes we go through in one day. We already use many models to see a long range forecast for humans to interpret. Okay off my soapbox.
This man is so upset with his State Farm homeowners insurance that he put a sign in his yard to make sure everyone knew how he felt.
“Our house burnt May 13th, 2025 - Fully Insured at @StateFarm, all we have gotten is lies, denies, & delays.”
“People pay their premiums…”
During a recent school board meeting, parents blasted members of the Wylie, Texas school board for allowing a Muslim group on campus to pass out Qurans, hijabs and pamphlets in honor of “World Hijab Day.”
"This is not a Muslim nation... this is a Christian nation.”
BREAKING:
@SouthwestAir Southwest Airlines Flight 2094 from Nashville to Fort Lauderdale, Florida was forced to divert to Atlanta late last night after a an Arabic looking Muslim passenger onboard the plane threatened to blow the plane up with a bomb!
You can see the SWAT team apprehend the Muslim passenger while terrified passengers were forced to put their hands up.
Zero media coverage!!!! Share this everywhere!!
DEPORT ALL MUSLIMS FROM AMERICA!!
If you were on this flight, please DM me.
@DHSgov@FBIDirectorKash@RealTomHoman@POTUS
She was only twenty three years old, yet she carried a burden that most people will never face in a lifetime.
Elizabeth Loncki served in Iraq as an explosive ordnance disposal specialist. In simple terms, her job was to walk toward the very danger others were trained to avoid. When a hidden bomb threatened soldiers or civilians, she was the one sent forward to deal with it.
Every device she approached could have been the last thing she ever touched. One small mistake meant everything was over.
She worked in Baghdad during some of the harshest months of the war. The streets were tense, the threats constant, and the enemy relied heavily on roadside bombs meant to kill without warning. Still, Elizabeth and her team kept moving from mission to mission.
Together they carried out 194 successful missions. And still, she kept going.
By early 2007 the finish line was finally in sight. Elizabeth had only twenty days left before she would board a plane and return home. Friends and family were counting the days. She had made it through nearly the entire deployment.
Then came one final mission.
Elizabeth Loncki was killed in action while doing the work she had trained for, protecting the lives of others. There were no flashing headlines across the country. No national moment of silence. Her name quietly joined the long list of Americans lost in the war.
She showed up day after day and faced danger so that others would not have to. Soldiers she never met went home because someone like Elizabeth walked toward the bomb instead of away from it.
That kind of courage rarely becomes famous.
Her work saved lives that will never know her name.
But her name deserves to be remembered.
God bless Elizabeth Loncki, a true American hero.
Today, we're rolling out a new suite of AI-driven global weather models, including a "first of its kind" hybrid ensemble system! Want to get geeky with us? Come check it out:
https://t.co/Bj8LAxGajb