sam

Bro, what actually is this 😂 *definitely not a forecast*

@MatthewCappucci @ATLAreaWx justice for matthew 🤦‍♂️😂

@ATLAreaWx HELP

Yall look at the replies.

@ScottDFricano @BamaGirlwx people like you suck

@BamaGirlwx I’d take it and run

🥹

@CollinRugg Amazing.

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oh my gosh

@ItsRobWX @ANormalGuy7127 ah

@C8_Sam @ANormalGuy7127 Fundamental paper education, which it’s hated. But peak fandom.

It’s official… But, here you go y’all’s… #wxtwitter #twisted #radarscope

@ANormalGuy7127 @ItsRobWX bro what is fpe im so confused 😕

@ItsRobWX When twisted x fpe

@ItsRobWX brooooooooo 😭

@C8_Sam I can’t tell you-

@ItsRobWX figured lool

@C8_Sam I mean, it’s not actually coming to the game, but it’s a fan-made type post.

Coming soon… #wxtwitter #twisted #radarscope

@EvanFor2020 you've always been an idiot and continue to show it.

Technically, every storm that rides a warm front and produces a tornado is caused by climate change as it wouldn't have been there without the additional warming likely would've been more sound

@MaxVelocityWX your never cooking again

LET ME COOK

@ScottDimmich This is why people think we're stupid. 🤦‍♂️

Saying the Storm Prediction Center "screwed up" with their Moderate Risk / Level 4 out of 5 risk yesterday reminds of sports fans who leave the game 10 minutes before the end of the game saying "we lost." Dare I say they *undershot* the risk in part of that area? #wxtwitter

@DrBenTapper1 this is literally AI...

***Nebraska is in the middle of a devastating wildfire emergency.*** It is the worst wildfire destruction our state has ever experienced. Nearly three quarters of a million acres have already been consumed, and the fires continue to spread with no containment in sight. The Morrill Fire, the largest ever recorded in Nebraska, along with the Cottonwood, Anderson Bridge, and Road 203 fires, are sweeping across the state with force. Highways are closing. Families are being forced to evacuate. A state of emergency has been declared. And heartbreakingly, a life has already been lost. The conditions are fueling the chaos. Strong winds. Dry land. Fire moving faster than it can be fought. This situation is not under control. In a moment like this, Nebraska needs more than manpower and resources. We need prayer.

@PeterC428 This.

So... what do I tweet about now?

@egaito @tropicalupdate Look, no forecasters is perfect nor will we ever be. Things changed for the better in terms of an outbreak and it flopped. It was not anticipated but it did and therefore it is nobodies fault.

A bust for me. Schools closed, businesses closed in anticipation. A couple of loud cracks of thunder, a little rain, a few gusts of wind. Near term forecasting is getting worse rather than better. I'm not sure what that's about. A little too much AI before it's time? Central forecasters overreacting?

Well it was bound to happen. Lots of hot discussion out there on the weather forecast for yesterday and today. Was it a bust?

@WxGareBear @TheUnrealAutism Yup.

this spc slander is ridiculous.

@mountaintrekpct @MatthewCappucci @mountaintrekpct You can't obviously change how a Weather event will perform. Almost everyone was confident in a high end event, and we were all wrong. WE CANNOT know that until it happens in front of our faces. Do not disrespect anyone in this community for smtn we can't control

@MatthewCappucci Your forecast was presented with such certainty you had adults all over the region reacting accordingly. Apparently you failed to equally emphasize the off ramp potential so people could alter their decisions. Weather forecasters never suffer the consequences of being wrong.

What a HORRIBLE forecast by meteorologists – especially myself. Not only were we spectacularly wrong – we communicated poorly. It became apparent last night that some of our initial expectations would prove fallacious. I'd like to address what went wrong with our forecast:

@MatthewCappucci @PhillyJALEN1 Heck dude, at least you owned it.

It is unfortunate that this will likely trigger trust issues with meteorologists, but this is your daily reminder that everyone makes mistakes and we are here to help you. Please don't let your guard down with any potentially major event.