New article alert 🚨 for the #FireEcology Journal! By Susan J. Prichard, Deborah G. Nemens, Maureen C. Kennedy, Jessie Thoreson, Lauren C. Satterfield, Paige C. Eagle, Eric M. Rowell, Andrew T. Hudak, and Nuria Sánchez-López #SNFECO🔥 Read it here: https://t.co/Dt7FmtbZdb

New article alert 🚨 for the #FireEcology Journal! "Yosemite’s Merced Grove of giant sequoias: critical restoration continues despite legal challenges" by Kristen L. Shive, Garrett J. Dickman, and Scott L. Stephens #SNFECO🔥 Read it here: https://t.co/XWyqk1GF4W

I thought this was a really good OpEd. Sort of an open letter to people around the world shocked and dismayed by US foreign policy under Trump, written by a wise, knowledgeable and insightful American.

Landslide closes major highway out of Lower Mainland as flood worries continue ⛈️ https://t.co/xfzu55HjF4

LM Forecast through Tuesday (two waves) #BCStorm North Shore Mountains • 100–200 mm Pitt Meadows/Mission/Agassiz/Chilliwack/North Van • 100+ mm Burnaby/Hope • 75–100 mm DT Vancouver/Surrey/Langley/Abbotsford • 50–75 mm Richmond/Tsawwassen • 30–50 mm

Not going to hold back words here. Expect major highway closures on Sunday night through the SW BC and WA Mountain passes. There is a significant landslide risk now after this past storm. This is a new and strong Atmospheric River about to slam into us, and it follows right on

This really is not looking good guys. This 3rd round of the Atmospheric River will end up doing more damage than what has already been done. The snowfall in the higher terrain after this passes will also hinder repair efforts that need to be done across the passes. Our state is

If you can call it a break weather wise. Enjoy it while you can in SW BC and the PNW. Next week is starting to look really, really, really ugly too. A likely Category 4 Atmospheric River of the dreaded Pineapple Express variety. Is following closely on the heels of a rare

Strong language from the National Weather Service regarding flood risk in western Washington today: "Locally catastrophic flooding impacts are possible along the Skagit and Snohomish Rivers." #WAwx

This flood event will also extend into NW Oregon and SW British Columbia, though WA will likely be worst-hit. Major impacts and significant inundation/damage is possible, as are significant landslides. Additional warm rain on horizon through late Dec. #WAwx #BCstorm #ORwx [3/3]

A new @SciImmunology study that evaluated five different large language models LLMs finds that they can support vaccine research, but are not very effective at generating creative hypotheses or designing novel experiments. https://t.co/4qNwF4eo8H

A notorious ridge will skyrocket temps by next weekend delaying local ski resort openings. 15C possible in areas. #BCWx #BC #BCStormWatch #PNW #Weather #News

It’s been eight years since the Thomas Fire erupted in Ventura County. We were watching the news and ensuring everything was ready to go. A short while later, we were headed up there.

The truth hurts, but silence kills. No sign of any #Winter ahead for the South Coast #BC heading further into Dec. #BCWx #BCStormWatch #PNW #PNA #Weather

The Big Blue crayon is getting a workout this winter!

This Winter is inevitable.

CPC aggressive with below average temperatures sticking around in the East.

In 2008, a simple projection suggested the world would pass 1.5C of warming in 2048. In 2016, it suggested 2038. In 2022, 2032. Today, current trend lines suggest 2029. The date has moved up nearly a decade in just a decade, and nearly two decades since the 2008 election.

No winter in sight #BC as ensemble guidance suggests heading into 2nd half of Dec. #BCWx #West #Winter #WeatherUpdate

In Montana, through the Reserved Treaty Rights Lands program, collaborative burns on the ancestral lands of the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes are restoring forests for Indigenous uses and reducing wildfire risk. Learn more: https://t.co/UEcJ2w4RqL