Bluesky · Hashtag

#ExtremeWeather

978
posts · 30d
117
users
33
posts / day
8.4
posts / user
-27% vs last week

#ExtremeWeather is an active hashtag on Bluesky. In the last 30 days, 117 people shared 978 posts with it — around 33 a day. Activity is down 27% versus the previous week, peaking on Aug 4 with 56 posts.

#ExtremeWeather posts per day (last 30 days)

Posts with #ExtremeWeather

Rick Thoman
@alaskawx.bsky.social
about 2 months ago
As @extremetemps.bsky.social has documented, all time-record high temps in northwest Siberia past couple of days. Beliy Island (73.3ºN) hit 28.3C (83F), apparently the highest temp so far north anywhere in the world. But this heatwave is distinct from the European heatwave. #Arctic #ExtremeWeather
Forecast daily temperature departures from normal (ºC) for June 27, 2026 showing below normal temperatures in most of Russia west of Ural Mountains and so separating the heat in Europe and NW Siberia.
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Greenpeace International 🌍
@greenpeace.org
3 months ago
Scientists say next year could surpass 2024 as the planet’s warmest year since modern records began in the mid-19th century. 🥵 The human consequences can be enormous. #ExtremeWeather
21 149 363
Greenpeace International 🌍
@greenpeace.org
5 days ago
Interrupting routines and communication, damaging gathering places and the foundations of community traditions, extreme weather is becoming more common and disruptive. The effects of #extremeweather are impairing relationships and community connection, mental health and physical well-being.
1 10 37
Greenpeace International 🌍
@greenpeace.org
11 days ago
Smoke knows no borders. Thousands of people, especially Indigenous communities are forced to evacuate while their homes burn to the ground. We are witnessing a global ecological shift. Climate-driven fire seasons are now common occurrences. This is a global climate emergency! #ExtremeWeather
Wildfires and climate change: Why the smell of smoke is a global health warning - Greenpeace International

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Wildfires and climate change: Why the smell of smoke is a global health warning - Greenpeace International

From health risks to climate action, wildfire smoke is a global warning. Discover how Indigenous stewardship and policy changes can protect our forests.

3 26 66
Rick Thoman
@alaskawx.bsky.social
over 1 year ago
Breaking news: Nome, Alaska up to 44F (6.7C) Wednesday morning. This is the highest temperature ever recorded in December. Climate observations at Nome since 1906. #akwx #Climate #ExtremeWeather
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