Cartoonist, meteorologist, scotch enthusiast, and model railroader. Artist and author of the webcomic McCall on Call at https://teapaw.org/t.co/SL9JbUWKBS He/him
Washington, DC Metro area
Joined June 2018
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Eddie the WeatherFox retweeted
Hey! So just getting the word out on this and I put a little explainer together about how you can help.
The really short message is: genetics suck, need a living donor for a kidney.
It'd mean the world to me if you spread this around so ppl know! Thanks!
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Eddie the WeatherFox retweeted
(1/2) Today marks the 48th anniversary of the tragic wreck of the #EdmundFitzgerald. The Fitzgerald departed Superior, WI on November 9, 1975, bound for Detroit, and sank in #LakeSuperior on November 10th near Whitefish Point, MI. All 29 crew were lost. noaa.maps.arcgis.com/apps/Ma…
ALT Great Lakes freighter SS Edmund Fitzgerald, a large red and white vessel.
Eddie the WeatherFox retweeted
People who have turned to X for breaking news about the Israel-Hamas conflict are being hit with old videos, fake photos, and video game footage at a level researchers have never seen. wired.trib.al/SLWLk0E
Alright, so since tweeting this, I have set up a couple more profiles.
I'm over on Mastadon now at meow.social/@WeatherFox64
I'm also WeatherFox on Telegram - that one's been around a while.
I'm also on Discord, but generally only active in a couple of servers.
Eddie the WeatherFox retweeted
Sunday Digit: 4/10 - Paying for a nearly perfect start to the weekend with clouds and rain chances increasing as the day goes on. Not great for p.m. outdoor activities, but we do need the rain. -Molly, CWG
Eddie the WeatherFox retweeted
"please burn fuel, buy a car, waste an hour commuting, and expose yourself to covid because it's very important that you sit at a computer where I can see you"
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Eddie the WeatherFox retweeted
@BoozyBadger you know what that sounds like right? Welcome to mass debate, everyone. This can only end so well...
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On deck we've got the aforementioned inebreated badger, @Alkali_Bismuth , @xannitheblue, @Quotation_Marx, @imkrisyim, @Firr , and @statusferret coming in with some unforgettalbe muciscal arguements
Eddie the WeatherFox retweeted
"It's totally unreasonable for you to not play the Harry Potter game. Don't you know how little it matters that the creator is advocating against your rights health and liberty? Grow up!"
Also
"Starfield has a woke drop down menu so we must boycott it."
Here’s to you, @jimmybuffett . Fair winds and following seas. Thanks for the music, the good vibes, and the license to chill.
ALT Cheeseburgers and shrimp skewers on the grill, along with a basket of shrimp. There’s a margarita on the side, and Margaritaville is playing in the background.
No! :(
This one hurts. I was just thinking the other week “I’ve never been to a Jimmy Buffet concert, that would be fun to do.”
I’ll be making cheeseburgers and margaritas tonight in tribute. Fair winds, Jimmy.
Eddie the WeatherFox retweeted
11PM EDT 29 Aug: #Idalia forecast to become an extremely dangerous Category 4 hurricane at landfall in Florida Big Bend region with catastrophic storm surge inundation. Residents should heed advice & evacuation orders by local officials in these areas.
hurricanes.gov/#Idalia
Eddie the WeatherFox retweeted
Hurricane #Idalia will likely be an unprecedented event for many locations in the Florida Big Bend. Looking back through recorded history, NO major hurricanes have ever moved through the Apalachee Bay. When you try to compare this storm to others, DON'T. No one has seen this.
Eddie the WeatherFox retweeted
Did you know that the Category 5 hurricanes that have struck the United States were much weaker tropical storms just 72 hours prior? Storms can intensify surprisingly quickly — stay #WeatherReady by being prepared well ahead of time. weather.gov/wrn/hurricane-pr…
ALT Hurricanes can escalate quickly. Category 5 hurricanes that struck the United States were much weaker tropical storms just 72 hours prior. Be prepared, well ahead of the storm. Know your potential evacuation routes. Have an emergency supply kit ready to go. Get an insurance checkup and strengthen your home. Have a family communication plan.
