Andy Cox 🇺🇦🏳️🌈🌮
@infovizard.org
Used to be @infovizard on Twitter, now I’m here. https://infovizard.org/. I also https://trumedianetworks.com and @crashingthedance.com.
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According to a Navy spokesperson I spoke with, the 11th hour decision to keep data flowing from the three weather satellites was due to critical feedback it received. A testament that our voices and concerns do very much matter. My full afternoon update ⬇️
BREAKING: Department of Defense Makes Eleventh Hour Decision to Maintain Critical Hurricane Satellites
After critical feedback, Navy officials step in to keep data flowing from three U.S. Defense-operated weather satellites scheduled to go dark this week
michaelrlowry.substack.com
July 29, 2025 at 8:34 PM
According to a Navy spokesperson I spoke with, the 11th hour decision to keep data flowing from the three weather satellites was due to critical feedback it received. A testament that our voices and concerns do very much matter. My full afternoon update ⬇️
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I don't know what this means, but I'm the one who wrote a fully updated, 624-page hurricane response plan at FEMA that took over 2 years of work and careful coordination among state and federal agencies. He could start by studying that.
Breaking WSJ:
The newly appointed head of FEMA acknowledged in private meetings that with two weeks to go until hurricane season, the agency doesn't yet have a fully formed disaster-response plan. www.wsj.com/politics/pol...
The newly appointed head of FEMA acknowledged in private meetings that with two weeks to go until hurricane season, the agency doesn't yet have a fully formed disaster-response plan. www.wsj.com/politics/pol...
www.wsj.com
May 16, 2025 at 3:53 AM
I don't know what this means, but I'm the one who wrote a fully updated, 624-page hurricane response plan at FEMA that took over 2 years of work and careful coordination among state and federal agencies. He could start by studying that.
It's been death by a million papercuts to U.S. weather forecasts by the Trump administration, but yesterday's detailed 2026 budget feels like a deathblow. In today's @nytimes.com I ask: How far can we degrade our hurricane forecasting before people end up dead?
Opinion | How Far Can We Degrade Our Hurricane Forecasting Before People End Up Dead?
www.nytimes.com
June 2, 2025 at 5:13 PM
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The daily tropical newsletter is back! For my 400th post, I discuss what I have my eye on for the first week of the hurricane season and beyond. Also, the American GFS and its usual shenanigans.
The newsletter is free to subscribe to and hits your inbox each morning ⬇️
The newsletter is free to subscribe to and hits your inbox each morning ⬇️
Hurricane Season is Here: What We're Watching for Week One and Beyond
The 2025 Atlantic hurricane season began Sunday and runs through November 30th
michaelrlowry.substack.com
June 2, 2025 at 2:12 PM
The daily tropical newsletter is back! For my 400th post, I discuss what I have my eye on for the first week of the hurricane season and beyond. Also, the American GFS and its usual shenanigans.
The newsletter is free to subscribe to and hits your inbox each morning ⬇️
The newsletter is free to subscribe to and hits your inbox each morning ⬇️