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@EricHolthaus

Meteorologist, founder & 🌹 You were born at just the right moment to help change everything. 🌹

Minneapolis / Mni Sota Makoce
Joined April 2011

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  1. Pinned Tweet
    Apr 6

    Some news: Today, is embarking on a new phase of the effort to rapidly scale up climate action. We’re launching the next chapter of Currently, a weather service — and news hub — for the climate emergency.

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  3. Y'all, go look at the moon. Trust me.

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  4. Retweeted
    10 hours ago

    🌑In case the clouds block your view, NASA has a live stream for the Blood moon Eclipse tonight!

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    Total Lunar Eclipse Tonight. The Moon enters the Earth's shadow, creating a total lunar eclipse. This animation shows the changing appearance of the Moon as it travels into and out of the Earth's shadow. Courtesy of NASA's Scientific Visualization Studio.

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    12 hours ago

    Just remembering the IPCC's working group three report

    a meme with a sad guy sitting behind one small microphone, and a woman behind like maybe 30 huge microphones. The guy is labelled "immediate emisisons reductions", and the woman is labelled "carbon removal in 30 years' time". Honestly though this is how media coverage of IPCC WG3 went down, and it's infuriating. Such a weird imbalance. What's going on!!!
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    Climate collapse is supply chain collapse and economic collapse and reproductive and civil rights collapse and social collapse and democracy collapse and ecosystem collapse and biodiversity collapse and— Everything is connected.

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  8. It's looking more and more like hurricane season might start early again this year.

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  9. Retweeted
    May 14

    Heard from a few folks that the ol' invisible labor calculator was glitching, should be fixed now!

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  10. Retweeted
    May 13

    ERCOT said "unseasonably hot weather" was driving record demand across Texas" Friday afternoon. It’s mid-May. What happens in August?

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    May 13
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  12. May 14

    It was 123.8°F (51.0°C) today in Jacobabad, Pakistan — one of the hottest temperatures ever recorded anywhere in the world, and the hottest temperature on Earth so far in 2022. We are in a climate emergency.

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    Respectfully, for a lot of the country... this summer is going to suck. Digitize your photos. Pack your go bags. Make sure your property is insured.

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  14. Retweeted
    May 13

    Fix the fucking grid. It's hot as hell outside, don't tell us to scale back power usage when this heat could kill people.

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  15. May 13

    And if you're a person or organization that wants to help support our work making timely and understandable weather and climate info broadly available in multiple languages around the world to advance equity and justice, become a member today:

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  16. May 13

    This is why we're creating . If you're a person or an organization that wants to organize around weather and climate mutual aid, we'd love to be in touch and support you at no cost. Send me an email: eric@currentlyhq.com

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  17. Retweeted
    May 13

    Noticing a lot of record breaking heat days in major cities? It's only spring. Organize your community for climate emergencies. People are not built to survive some of the heat we will see. We need mutual aid. The .gov's plan is to let a whole lot of us die in floods and fire.

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  18. Retweeted
    May 13

    Evolution of yesterday's intense derecho, from a cluster of thunderstorms to a mature mesoscale convective system (MCS) with damaging wind reports from the Storm Prediction Center in excess of 80-90 mph:

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  20. May 12

    This is what a multi-decade megadrought + climate change does. Huge wildfires are more likely when the air is "literally as dry as physically possible"

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    May 12

    i truly hate the term "resilience" and the industry around cultivating it. seems like it's just a way to blame people for not being strong enough to face an avalanche of systemic shit

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