@TrackerSacker@JordanHallWX@ottxrwx Piece of advice: Figure out the difference between they’re and their, and your and you’re. Then, you can start putting together critiques of the SPC’s messaging.
DO NOT PARK UNDER OVERPASSES DURING TORNADO WARNINGS!
This is extremely dangerous. This just happened moments ago West of Springfield, Massachusetts. If a tornado were to occur, winds accelerate and debris funnels through, turning the overpass into a deadly trap. Keep roads clear and seek proper shelter.
@BobbyBunne41263@LuckyPhelps@HustleBitch_ Cloud seeding only works in already developed clouds that contain moisture. In most cases, that’s cumulus clouds. It only increases precipitation by about 10-20%. Seeding doesn’t spawn new clouds or form storms.
@joeygems @VInMan2025 @HustleBitch_ Cloud seeding cannot be done on a scale large enough to cause flooding like we’ve seen in Texas. Cloud seeding typically increases precipitation by 10-20% at most and doesn’t have the ability to alter large-scale storm systems, like the one that hit Texas.
@trump45rocks@MikeCon83749392@HustleBitch_ Yes, they actually did. The NWS issued flash flood watches and warnings. Local forecasters were also reporting the potential for large amounts of rainfall and flooding. Research.
Being a scientist in 2025 is so disheartening.
Politicians make erroneous claims. Social media accounts perpetuate lies and pseudoscience to monetize their audience’s gullibility.
Scientists try to educate and are lambasted.
I feel like I’m at America’s intellectual funeral.