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Definitely intrigued to see how the wildfire smoke is going to play a role in today's severe threat. I doubt models are handling the smoke very well in forecast soundings. I can image it'll be a little drier in the low-levels than currently forecast.

NO MORE CHANGING CLOCKS? ⏰ The House of Representatives will vote this week on making Daylight Saving Time permanent. If it passes the House, it would then need to be approved by the Senate before going to the President to be signed into law. Basically sunrise and sunset times would be shifted an hour ahead from November - March. We wouldn't Spring Forward or Fall Back ever again. Shown below would be the new sunrise and sunset times in December. Thoughts?

🚨 JUST IN: The US House just PASSED legislation to abolish seasonal time changes, making Daylight Saving Time PERMANENT, 308-117 The bill now goes to the Senate, supported by President Trump If fully approved, this would mean NO MORE CLOCK CHANGES nationwide ☀️

🚨 JUST IN: The US House just PASSED legislation to abolish seasonal time changes, making Daylight Saving Time PERMANENT, 308-117 The bill now goes to the Senate, supported by President Trump If fully approved, this would mean NO MORE CLOCK CHANGES nationwide ☀️

Weather Briefing for the United States - Tue, July 14, 2026 Key Messages: - Severe Weather likely across parts of New England and Montana today. All severe hazards possible (NE Risk). - Significant flash flooding likely across parts of Texas. - Wildfire smoke across the Great Lakes and Northeast.

Good Morning! Welcome to the WTUS Daily Briefing, a new post project from the team. We'll give you an overview of what's happening today before you get out too far into your day. Topics: - The South is being the South - More rain/ slight flooding risk - No major severe weather expected today - Hurricane season continues to have a slow start - A note from the poster Let's get into it! 🧵