• Texas officials blame Musketeer cuts for poor rain forecast

    From Gronk@21:1/5 to All on Sat Jul 5 23:39:44 2025
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    https://www.kxan.com/investigations/federal-forecast-concerns-surface-in-texas-deadly-flooding-debate/

    State and local officials are calling out federal
    forecasters amid deadly flooding in the Texas
    Hill Country over the extended Fourth of July
    weekend. The criticism comes, as funding cuts
    and staff shortages plague the National Weather
    Service and other emergency management agencies
    nationwide.


    https://www.chron.com/weather/article/2025-atlantic-hurricane-gulf-forecasting-20400520.php

    Just ahead of the most dangerous stretch of
    hurricane season, the federal government has
    quietly shut off a key stream of satellite data
    that experts say is vital to forecasting deadly
    storms.

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  • From Doctor Fill@21:1/5 to Gronk on Sun Jul 6 09:39:49 2025
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    On 7/5/2025 11:39 PM, Gronk wrote:

    https://www.kxan.com/investigations/federal-forecast-concerns-surface- in-texas-deadly-flooding-debate/

    State and local officials are calling out federal
    forecasters amid deadly flooding in the Texas
    Hill Country over the extended Fourth of July
    weekend. The criticism comes, as funding cuts
    and staff shortages plague the National Weather
    Service and other emergency management agencies
    nationwide.


    https://www.chron.com/weather/article/2025-atlantic-hurricane-gulf- forecasting-20400520.php

    Just ahead of the most dangerous stretch of
    hurricane season, the federal government has
    quietly shut off a key stream of satellite data
    that experts say is vital to forecasting deadly
    storms.

    One might ask why the "Texas officials" hadn't told the all girls
    Christian Camp that the river could rise 20 feet in a freak weather
    event so that it was putting children's lives at risk by placing their
    cabins / tents in the flood plain area of a river. Even in the old days
    when people relied on the Farmer's Almanac to predict weather, they knew
    that flash floods happen and in "hill country" you put children's
    camping spots up on top of the hills, not in the flood plain.



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  • From chine.bleu@21:1/5 to Doctor Fill on Sun Jul 6 13:31:17 2025
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    Doctor Fill wrote:
    One might ask why the "Texas officials" hadn't told the all girls
    Christian Camp that the river could rise 20 feet in a freak weather
    event so that it was

    Biden.

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  • From Gronk@21:1/5 to Doctor Fill on Wed Jul 9 23:05:57 2025
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    Doctor Fill wrote:
    On 7/5/2025 11:39 PM, Gronk wrote:

    https://www.kxan.com/investigations/federal-forecast-concerns-surface-
    in-texas-deadly-flooding-debate/

    State and local officials are calling out federal
    forecasters amid deadly flooding in the Texas
    Hill Country over the extended Fourth of July
    weekend. The criticism comes, as funding cuts
    and staff shortages plague the National Weather
    Service and other emergency management agencies
    nationwide.

    https://www.chron.com/weather/article/2025-atlantic-hurricane-gulf-
    forecasting-20400520.php

    Just ahead of the most dangerous stretch of
    hurricane season, the federal government has
    quietly shut off a key stream of satellite data
    that experts say is vital to forecasting deadly
    storms.

    One might ask why the "Texas officials" hadn't told the all girls
    Christian Camp that the river could rise 20 feet in a freak weather
    event so that it was putting children's lives at risk by placing their
    cabins / tents in the flood plain area of a river.  Even in the old days when people relied on the Farmer's Almanac to predict weather, they knew
    that flash floods happen and in "hill country" you put children's
    camping spots up on top of the hills, not in the flood plain.

    They're Texans. Red state. CONservative.

    Nuff said.

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