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Over the past 60-years in the North Atlantic, on this date (Sept 11) there's a 42% chance of seeing a hurricane somewhere in the basin. 68% chance of a tropical storm And, that's why it's the peak of the season, allegedly! https://t.co/uMbbSMeW1I

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Beautiful satellite imagery of Brazil on Friday Still winter in the Southern Hemisphere for another 10-days. If you flipped Brazil into the Northern Hemisphere, almost all of it would still be south of the United States. https://t.co/fhUpmlVQm6

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Christopher Columbus in the late 1490s did not the same luck with Atlantic hurricane season as we are seeing in 2026. No hurricanes. Just Saharan Dust. https://t.co/ILCO4aKmgw

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Major 2025 Nature paper on drought was recently retracted for several reasons related to data and methodology. https://t.co/TeX3y25ePJ Another paper published today points out even more problems with their calculation of drought indices with PET https://t.co/4cDZhYkUcU https

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Likely two more hurricanes in the Eastern Pacific by early next week, and another forming off coast of southern Mexico soon after. This basin will continue to spawn tropical storms into November. https://t.co/YCecbn6zYe

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Special sideline guest at Alabama for the Florida State Seminoles https://t.co/1OFIrZXfi2

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@RyanWeather Growing up in LA I had no concept of what the “heat index” was because it’s rarely humid when the air temperature is above 75°. 290 views · 4 likes · 0 reposts · 0 replies Open on X →

@RyanWeather Stay safe out there everyone. Glad they installed a solar grid so the power doesnt go out everywhere 316 views · 2 likes · 0 reposts · 0 replies Open on X →

@RyanWeather Think Miami but without AC in many/most buildings 267 views · 4 likes · 0 reposts · 0 replies Open on X →

Powerful Hurricane Lowell was almost a major hurricane on paper [95-knots] with a massive / wide wind field that brought gusty winds across the Hawaiian Islands. --> El Niño keeps "spawning" hurricanes and flinging them at Hawaii https://t.co/czxdKrcBh2

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Southern California often is hot but usually dry. However, next 2-days, Los Angeles will be a "gym sauna" and influencers will be sweating online! Heat index well in the 100s today and then 110s on Wednesday across SoCal. https://t.co/lzQYR77sa7

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Jordan Travis on crutches would be a better option at QB for Florida State. Time to pull the plug on the Norvell era in Tallahassee. The boos will only get louder. 7.8K views · 35 likes · 0 reposts · 5 replies Open on X →

@RyanWeather Us Floridians are ecstatic that between El Nino and Saharan dust, we have been spared what would've likely been a nasty season. 3.7K views · 44 likes · 0 reposts · 5 replies Open on X →

@RyanWeather Weather Channel ad team https://t.co/oCdbTgqFER

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@RyanWeather Have I missed the positive news stories because of the lack of hurricanes in the Atlantic. I would think that’s as big a story as a cat 5. I guarantee the insurance companies are celebrating 3.1K views · 22 likes · 2 reposts · 0 replies Open on X →

Massive "fire breathing dragon" --> Saharan Air Layer loaded with dust completely wiping out the Atlantic tropical basin for upcoming week. https://t.co/CDYX0D3BK4

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Ryan Maue ✓@RyanWeather2 Sep

This summer the average person standing outside in the United States would have received almost a foot (11.7") of rainfall on their head. Of course, some locations received a LOT more: Florida at 20" or very little: California at 0.2" or 100-times difference! --> 3.1K views · 8 likes · 3 reposts · 4 replies Open on X →

Ryan Maue ✓@RyanWeather2 Sep

@RyanWeather Anti-data center people don't want to hear this.... 150 views · 2 likes · 0 reposts · 0 replies Open on X →

Ryan Maue ✓@RyanWeather2 Sep

Over past 90-days during meteorological summer, 1/2 quadrillion gallons of precipitation (rain) fell on 🇺🇸 1.5 million gallons for each person Between flushing your toilet and taking showers per week, did you use more water than Mother Nature provided? https://t.co/gdiZkDkH39

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@ryanweather Local weather people don't like to get people riled up a week in advance. Especially as the models keep changing. 1.4K views · 10 likes · 0 reposts · 0 replies Open on X →

@ryanweather Here in DFW they say that we shouldn’t listen to social media weather forecasting because it’s all hype. Until you’re 24 hours out and it looks like the event’s going to happen and then they jump on board. Happens every time. 1.6K views · 13 likes · 0 reposts · 1 replies Open on X →

@ryanweather The local TV mets will spend a few days mocking social media, then play catch up and act like they knew it all along. 13.2K views · 52 likes · 1 reposts · 5 replies Open on X →