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@Nartist @TonyaWPDE I know it’s in your DNA as a NY’er to move south and complain loudly about everything but you’re worked up over a local news story 5 hours away from you in a different state. Touch grass

@sethpurvis_ @TonyaWPDE So I was supposed to google that? Pro tip: who, what, when, WHERE Basic even on tweets if it's news esp

Here is another video from the fire last night at a restaurant at the South of the Border in Dillon County.

@Nartist @TonyaWPDE There actually only is one Dillon County in the entire US

@TonyaWPDE Do you assume that no one outside your viewing area sees your tweets? Or do you think there's only one Dillon County and everyone in the world reading your post will know where you are? Your bio gives no clue either. Where the F is this fire?

@outlawmuzak @JamesInCLT POV: Charlotte at 5:01PM when the bankers get off

@JamesInCLT They are very different Raleigh is a joke of a city with barely anything to do

Another useless Raleigh vs Charlotte Debate on the timeline (There is literally no major difference between the two cities)

@GeringerAdam @BuffaloByGodDan Gary’s Nursey in New Bern. He grows naturalized palmettos that won’t die in a cold snap as easy as the ones from Florida

@BuffaloByGodDan I have been trying to find enough people in Raleigh to buy palmettos so I can convince a palm tree guy to drive up for the week and do installs

Palmettos are like the only thing South Carolina has over North Carolina

@AlpineReactor @horsepower Maryland drivers are there right behind you stuck behind the left lane hog but they’re driving an Infiniti SUV about 2 inches off your rear bumper

@horsepower No Maryland!?! Impossible.

Every single time I come up on somebody going 55mph in the far left lane of the highway, it’s somehow always a license plate from Florida, Kentucky, or South Carolina.

2020s car configurator color options:

I can’t believe a sitting president of the United States just threatened genocide and the official democrat account prolly gon tweet out a tik tok edit

The only real bbq is found east of i95 in North Carolina

@ForwardCarolina NC will give you a native tree to replace it after removed:

Everyone kinda seems at their breaking point re winter

Winter enjoyers see this and say “at least it’s not warm and sunny outside”

@Brody_wx Harnett Co, NC

First update; Attempting at a social experiment…if you don’t see your county highlighted in red, comment it!

@Bdlankford14 @NastrondScourge @DrGoblinShark That doesn’t cross the mountains

@NastrondScourge @DrGoblinShark Good luck getting that through the Blue Ridge and Smoky Mountains.

Dude

@ryanhallyall We have a serious mental health issue in this country.

Y’all, when it rains a lot, it floods. It’s always been that way. Flooding has existed as long as rain has. It can destroy homes, wreck communities, and take lives. That’s why we’ve built warning systems. That’s why I do what I do. But lately, there’s a rise in conspiracy theories about “weather modification” and “government floods.” These claims aren’t just false, they’re dangerous. They distract people from real preparedness and get in the way of saving lives. Please check your sources. You’re being misled by folks who don’t understand meteorology, or worse, don’t care.

Why he still work wit him if he knew

I'm just going to point out that there is no quality scientific analysis being presented here. 1. Kantar is a market research company specializing in advertising, branding, and public opinion, without expertise in meteorological analysis or tropical cyclone datasets. 2. The provided "report," unlike peer-reviewed research papers, obfuscates the analysis and provides no data or comprehensive process with which to replicate and vet the claimed results. 3. The report states: "the forecast time steps analyzed were hours 12, 24, 36, 48, 60, 84 and 108 from the issued time." But @NHC_Atlantic issues forecasts at lead times of 12, 24, 36, 48, 60, 72, 96, and 120 hours, making it unclear exactly how this analysis was done. Was interpolation of some data to a different set of lead times performed? Was mean absolute error or some other metric used? We don't know, because the report is opaque. 4. Anyone in this field knows that a single season of hurricane statistics is not robust. The sample size is not large enough to yield statistically rigorous results, given the variability between individual storms and years. This is why multi-year samples are typically necessary to show statistically significant performance gaps between different types of forecasts. If you think I'm overtly taking @NHC_Atlantic's and @NOAA's side here, yes, I am. American publicly funded hurricane research, computer modeling, and expertise are unrivaled worldwide. And, by the way, @Accuweather wouldn't be able to issue their own forecasts without any of those things. The full Kantar report: accuweather.com/wp-content/upl…

These tornadoes most certainly did not come “out of nowhere”. This was a well forecasted event and coordinated accordingly for the regions impacted. These are troll accounts ran by complete morons.

Time to watch a grown man pretend to call his manager 7 times

I wonder: Does this person understand that the "hobbyist in their basement" uses NWS radar, NWS satellites, NWS computer models, & data from the NWS network of surface-observation stations?