I am either chasing tornadoes or catching bad guys in OCRP
Indianapolis, Indiana
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Jimmy (Boomcicle) retweeted
WOW, look at this wall cloud on the tornado-warned storm in front of Noah near Terre Haute, Indiana moments ago.
Video: Noah Miller (@NoahMillerWX)
Jimmy (Boomcicle) retweeted
It took 'GTA 5' three days to earn $1 billion in 2013
'GTA 6' is close to passing that in preorders alone at $942 million
Jimmy (Boomcicle) retweeted
#Colts RB Jonathan Taylor gave a farewell to Indianapolis and Colts fans after today’s game, in case it was his last with the organization.
Don’t see this often.
(🎥 @WISHNews8)
Jimmy (Boomcicle) retweeted
WELCOME TO
BEAMNG CHASING
@KJ_Chasing made this video btw
Jimmy (Boomcicle) retweeted
GTA 6 needs to hurry up and get here so y'all can stay at home and let us catch a break.
Jimmy (Boomcicle) retweeted
In the early morning hours of November 6, 2005, a devastating F3 #tornado tore through the Evansville, Indiana, area, leaving behind one of the deadliest tornado disasters in the state's history.
The tornado traveled more than 41 miles through Kentucky and Indiana, crossing the Ohio River three times. Moving at speeds near 60 mph, it struck the Eastbrook Mobile Home Park on the south side of Evansville, where 100 mobile homes were destroyed and 20 lives were lost.
Across the entire path, 25 people lost their lives, including one person who died weeks later from injuries. More than 230 others were injured.
tornadotalk.com/evansville-a…
#inwx #kywx #TornadoHistory #VirtualTornadoMemorial
Jimmy (Boomcicle) retweeted
Okay, we think we figured it out.
The Pilot Picasso is at it again.
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What do you think he’s drawing? Follow along at
flightradar24.com/N1810R/427…
Warning science has to merge with behavioral psychology and cognitive neuroscience. #wxtwitter
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Jimmy (Boomcicle) retweeted
GOOD NEWS: National Weather Service morning balloon launches have officially returned to normal levels while offices across the US have filled various vacancies. It seems like after an incredibly stressful and tumultuous 20 months in our industry, things are moving back to normal.
It’s important to remember though that the fight must continue. The United States of America has long been the global leader in weather infrastructure. We must do everything to ensure NOAA, and by extension the NWS, is fully and properly funded to maintain this status and continue to innovate. Accurate and timely forecasts save lives and keep money in your pockets.
