Want to learn more about the Super El Niño🌊🥵? Check out Prof. Emily Becker's wonderful talk from Hour 48 of the 2026 Weather and Climate Livestream! www.youtube.com/watch?v=TzOi...
Like what you hear? If you can, call your reps to tell them to protect this crucial science 5calls.org/issue/weathe...
Scroll down and you'll see a picture of our walk team- we stopped in on our way to Capitol Hill
We really appreciate what these folks are doing to make something that feels huge and abstract into something tangible, that lets you see and interact with the impacts of climate change on human life
🌪️⚡🌧️ FIRST ALERT: Today, I got to meet a group of weather and climate scientists who walked 250 miles to tell Congress to invest in weather prediction infrastructure! They shared the personal stories of Americans who have been impacted by climate change and extreme weather.
That's a wrap!
- 50 hours of science + calling Congress
- 300 letters given to Congress after a 250-mile walk
We provided the templates and our viewers and supporters injected their voices.
And like last year, we feel so uplifted by our community.
Thank you for spending your time with us
Hour 42/50! With a talk about wildfires. I popped in during hour 40 for penguins. And the community in the chat is phenomenal.
Meanwhile, our walk team is in their final 3 miles and has ~300 letters! And more members of Congress want to chat then can fit in the Capitol schedule.
Thank you so much for your support, Adam- we are so grateful that you spent your time with us!
And it means a lot to get this positive feedback as we enter our second overnight 💪
Walking the last 2 miles of 270 with Syl Foisy and @zentouro.info for @wclivestream.bsky.social!
300 letters in support of science!
7 members of Congress (and more turned away) to greet us!
I get to give a speech at the Capitol today!!!
Let's gooooooo
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Live "stream-a-thon" to help save weather and climate science in the U.S. underway
The Livestream is in its second of 2 days, it has been amazing! Tune in to a continuous science-a-thon with great talks by brilliant scientists, hosted by other brilliant scientists. Plenty of audience Q&A. It's a really unique thing, actually. It'll be a document for history books.
If you’re not aware of it, please consider watching this livestream + taking action to protect the outstanding science and institutions such as NSF NCAR that are so valuable to society:
wclivestream.com/act/
Now is the time to speak up and protect this public good for future generations!