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NWS Layoffs Happening Now

on a completely unrelated note...

in the past 3 years, we've had more than $440 BILLION in damages just from large catastrophic $1+ BILLION weather events

oh well...i'm sure there won't be any cost that comes with scaling back research and monitoring of these kinds of storms
 
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on a completely unrelated note...

in the past 3 years, we've had more than $440 BILLION in damages just from large catastrophic $1+ BILLION weather events

oh well...i'm sure there won't be any cost that comes with scaling back research and monitoring of these kinds of storms
Yeah, potential costs could increase significantly (in dollars and human lives). For example, any impact to "firecasting" (winds, broader weather, and fire progression/behavior modeling) could be catastrophic and will also either cause spikes in insurance premiums or insurance unavailability.
 
on a completely unrelated note...

in the past 3 years, we've had more than $440 BILLION in damages just from large catastrophic $1+ BILLION weather events

oh well...i'm sure there won't be any cost that comes with scaling back research and monitoring of these kinds of storms
Did the workers move homes?

I knew it wouldn’t take long before we got here.
 
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This is purely about the woke LiBZ making fun of his sharpie modified hurricane map.
 
I was driving to Iowa city in 2006 on I-80, I stopped under an underpass 10-20 miles from Iowa City when the tornadoes hit Iowa City. Smartest decision I made, very well could have been driving during the Tornado. My future wife told me the warnings were going off. Without that call I am not sure I stop.
 
Elon Musk said in the Trump cabinet meeting yesterday that America would go "bankrupt" if all these cuts weren't made.

I'm not sure if that's true. I doubt it.
Elon Musk has taken in many many times more in $$ from US government contracts than these employees will cost us in over a decade's worth of salaries.
 
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I didn't miss the point at all. Of course in a literal sense if we have zero economic activity and zero dollars in circulation we can't hire people to do government jobs (or anything really) in that extreme example. The other side of that extreme scenario is the government receives revenue through taxing things like real property, and with that revenue it hires people to hold jobs like the sewer/sanitary workers and then you have a self-sustaining system.
Yes and how do people pay property taxes?
 
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I rarely bet against tech.

AI would know every recorded weather pattern in recorded history with every single input in recorded history.

When it comes to AI I don’t think weather is Everest.
AI is a tool

Very powerful tool, but it still needs human interventions and expertise to keep it on track.
When AI starts inputting and regurgitating its own output, it becomes unstable. Every time.
 
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It'll be fun when we get our first Severe Thunderstorm/Tornado watch issued this Spring and the idiot Trump supporters will immediately start chiming in about "See, look. We didn't need those scientists. These people can still do their jobs"
It’ll be fun when it’s getting really dark and raining cats and dogs with wind and lightning and idiots will continue on their day like it’s a peaceful sunny day because the weather person didn’t tell you we have some severe weather happening.
It’s like you can still use some common sense. I have never in my life needed the weather person to tell me when I need to head to the basement.
Aside from that, you act like every single person is being laid off from the nws.

Again, it does suck people are being laid off. But maybe, just maybe there should not have been that many people employed there to begin with. Could this have been an issue with our last leadership wanting his employment numbers to look better? Possible.
Is this just Trump being a d-bag once again?
Possible.
But it’s amazing watching the sky is falling crowd melting down over these layoffs that very well could be justified.
 
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Absolutely wild it all stems from this idiotic picture. Such a ****ing snowflake.

Enjoy your bumpy flights folks. Aviation weather will be back to the wright brothers age.
 
Government jobs have generated core science that you're using to post in this thread.
Those technologies would not exist w/o that funded work by government-paid scientists.
You are choosing to be an idiot or stupid. That wasn’t the premise. Go get you Covid booster and big mac
 
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Absolutely wild it all stems from this idiotic picture. Such a ****ing snowflake.

Enjoy your bumpy flights folks. Aviation weather will be back to the wright brothers age.


Unavailable weather forecasts for flights + fired air traffic controllers + FAA communications system that fails to connect w/ Starlink systems in bad weather.

What could POSSIBLY go wrong here?
 
Unavailable weather forecasts for flights + fired air traffic controllers + FAA communications system that fails to connect w/ Starlink systems in bad weather.

What could POSSIBLY go wrong here?
My guess is in a few years A I will make most of these jobs obsolete.
 
It is, and it might anyway. Simple math, you can't spend more than you make forever, and if your debt payments can't cover the interest from the loans, you're screwed unless a creditor will refinance the debt...
So why is Trump proposing another round of tax cuts? You think the king of bankruptcy gives a shit about balancing the budget?
 
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So why is Trump proposing another round of tax cuts? You think the king of bankruptcy gives a shit about balancing the budget?
No he doesn’t.

What this shows is the executive branch can cut spending without help from anybody.

Hopefully somebody in the futures uses it wisely to actually cut the debt.

It’s ridiculous the pants shittting that goes on here with every single cut.

Like many said, it’s a drop in the bucket to what really needs to happen. $36 trillion and people act like we won’t know a hurricane hits until the day after.
 
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I don’t think a hurricane is going to sneak up on the coast.
No, but with funding cuts, there will likely be less monitoring of storms and hurricane intensity won't be as accurate.

Personally, given the VAST majority of hurricane and tornado activity being in/near MAGAland...fvck em.

Let them feel, firsthand, President Musk's actions.
 
It’ll be fun when it’s getting really dark and raining cats and dogs with wind and lightning and idiots will continue on their day like it’s a peaceful sunny day because the weather person didn’t tell you we have some severe weather happening.
It’s like you can still use some common sense. I have never in my life needed the weather person to tell me when I need to head to the basement.
Aside from that, you act like every single person is being laid off from the nws.

Again, it does suck people are being laid off. But maybe, just maybe there should not have been that many people employed there to begin with. Could this have been an issue with our last leadership wanting his employment numbers to look better? Possible.
Is this just Trump being a d-bag once again?
Possible.
But it’s amazing watching the sky is falling crowd melting down over these layoffs that very well could be justified.
That's a whole lotta typin' to not make a single point. Happy Friday!
 
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