It takes a lot to make me post on X, but this news from @SouthwestAir did it. I am beyond disappointed and will no longer choose SWA over others. If I have to miss out on EarlyBird Check-in and pay for checked bags, at least @Delta has better snacks.
My PhD turned 5 today! Struggling through the PhD process was the hardest and best thing I've done professionally. Every single time I thought about quitting has been countered by 10+ moments I'm so glad I didn't. ❤️
#PunxsutawneyPhil has a 40% accuracy rate of predicting the start of spring in the last decade. Did he match your prediction? Tell Phil in the comments if you want winter to last another six weeks or not. #GroundhogDay https://t.co/YXqnCWiqBz
Earlier me: I'll let them write about a severe or hazardous weather event they personally experienced.
Almost every student in my class: It was the morning of August 10, 2020...
Current me: *reading 87 different POVs from the August 2020 derecho*
I'm at the point of the semester where I accidentally let a candle burn all night because I didn't even notice the open flame in my kitchen after turning out all the lights or the scent of fir permeating my entire home. Even worse, I was awake for an hour before I noticed.
How is #climate adaptation science used? Using a mixed method approach, we developed a tool to answer just that! @stefffphfhff @LCMaud
Development of a survey instrument to assess individual and organizational use of climate adaptation science https://t.co/2v48uswOa7 #ConSocSci
In The North, this is what the bread shelves look like when the forecast has 6-9 inches of snow.
The milk section was also fully stocked.
If it wasn't obvious before, the response to snow makes it abundantly clear I'm no longer living in The South.
Interested to learn about ways to visualize and interpret climate projections more effectively? Join Wed., Nov. 17, 11 am ET to hear Corey Davis, @NCSCO, & Lindsay Maudlin, @LCMaud, describe Development and Evaluation of a Climate Visualization Platform: https://t.co/ljqwfMP7MI