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Social media users say an article about Hurricane Milton hitting Florida in October 2024 in the past tense is evidence storms are planned. The article came from Hypothetical Hurricanes, a wiki page on which users create fictional storm seasons. https://t.co/3ZrV8GWKYS
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Hello again fellow Twitter users! We would like to say that we are currently holding February 2022 AoTM submissions. Please visit the following link for more information, and best of luck to everyone!
https://t.co/fE3JjE4iR7
Hypothetical Hurricanes Wiki wishes everyone a happy New Year! Hopefully 2021 is even better yet! The Article of the Month will also be announced tomorrow (January 1st).
UPDATED: 0000 UTC observations are in from Mongolia. Tsetsen Uul is reporting 1094.3 hPa (32.31") with five other locations reporting pressures higher than the record 1084.8 hPa from 2001.
Hello again fellow Twitter users. Today we have the AotM (Article of the Month) vote going on. You can find out more by visiting this link: https://t.co/Gw1YK5LKEz
Best of luck to everyone!
(1/?) Hello, we're back after a long absence. We hope that everyone had a great holiday season. We have some important news to share! Yes, the HHW News! You can read more about it here: https://t.co/6BHHJM0dKK
(2/?) In addition, we also semi-regularly have our article of the month (AoTM) for the wiki to display some of the best articles made by our community. It is in the "Featured article" section on the main page. See it here:
https://t.co/VQSEszyMt2
@WeatherMatrix@ryanweather Agreed with the rest of the replies - we do not control Google or Bing's search algorithms, thus we can't really do anything about it.