Melissa Kory

Mobile Editor @weatherchannel

[The Weather Channel @weatherchannel]

New Government Report Outlines the Impacts and Risks to America in a Changing Climate: https://t.co/qDGrRXMMpQ

[SpaceX @SpaceX]

Liftoff!

[The Weather Channel @weatherchannel]

Or the permafrost melts under the house. Or they don’t have money to rebuild.

[The Weather Channel @weatherchannel]

Then the crackdown. Then people flee.

Or the drought pushes them to pasture their animals in unfamiliar territory. Or the island is swallowed by the sea inch by inch. Or the livestock cannot handle the heat.

[The Weather Channel @weatherchannel]

The city stops servicing some of the roads by the beach. And people start saying, “It’s just not worth it.”

Or the water doesn’t come at all. The drought pushes people off their farms or out of their traditional pasturing lands. It pushes them into cities. Then protests start.

[The Weather Channel @weatherchannel]

Or the water comes suddenly. In the high tide during a nor’easter that breaks records. Or in the sudden downpour that causes rivers to overrun their banks yet again. Or in the hurricane that floods neighborhoods that never flooded before.

[The Weather Channel @weatherchannel]

[Thread] Water comes slowly at first. Skies open up in the afternoon now. People start avoiding certain streets at high tide. The nuisances pile up. Houses get raised, then raised again. Insurance people are talking about “repetitive loss properties.” Homeowners are worrying.

[The Weather Channel @weatherchannel]

They’re happening in Syria, Somalia and Kiribati, true, but also in Florida, Texas and New York.

[The Weather Channel @weatherchannel]

Look, if you’re reading this and you reject the fact that climate change is happening, these pieces probably aren’t going to convince you, because you haven’t been convinced by anything else. But climate disruptions cause human disruptions.

[The Weather Channel @weatherchannel]

“Exodus" is an attempt to pick that knot apart, to discuss what climate science says about our rapidly changing world and how those changes are, in ways both subtle and direct, forcing people to migrate.

[The Weather Channel @weatherchannel]

These disruptions are happening, and the way they’re playing out in different places is a complicated knot of local factors, with weather, infrastructure, politics, violence and more playing a part.

[Lauren Akins @laur_akins]

Our sweet Ugandan sunshine came home to America a year ago today😭...

[Charmed @cw_charmed]

Nothing is stronger than the sisterhood. #Charmed is coming Sundays this fall to The CW! https://t.co/K053xSHZZG

[ABC News @ABC]

Four-month-old baby polar bear Nanook explores her surroundings for the first time at the Gelsenkirchen Zoo, under the watchful eye of her mother. https://t.co/9zpqjjN4Et

[Once Upon A Time @OnceABC]

Whoa! 👵🏼🍽
#OnceUponATime

[Once Upon A Time @OnceABC]

“I was thinkin’ maybe my book is real.” 💫
#OnceUponATime

[HIGH VALLEY @HIGHVALLEY]

This is one of the coolest tweets we have ever seen!!! @bobbybonesshow @bobbybones #ShesWithMe https://t.co/u8J4MvkKwz

[Misha Collins @mishacollins]

I'm no television critic, but I have to admit that in tonight's episode of #Supernatural, some of our acting is a little two-dimensional. Watch it with me LIVE at 8/7c & let me know what you think! #Scoobynatural @jarpad @jensenackles

[Danneel Ackles @DanneelHarris]

When your Dad @jensenackles turns into a Cartoon!!!! #scoobynatural #spnfamily cw_supernatural https://t.co/RiLVItdZxV

[Melissa Kory @MKory]

@StormCaster95 Thank you! It is online, you can see it here https://t.co/tNwStI04g9