Bluesky · Hashtag

#mnwx

274
posts · 30d
31
users
9
posts / day
8.8
posts / user
-56% vs last week

#mnwx is an active hashtag on Bluesky. In the last 30 days, 31 people shared 274 posts with it — around 9 a day. Activity is down 56% versus the previous week, peaking on Oct 28 with 68 posts.

#mnwx posts per day (last 30 days)

Posts with #mnwx

Meteorologist Aaron Shaffer
@ashafferwx.bsky.social
5 days ago
I'll gladly take 3 straight days of rain if it means a resounding rebuke of fascism in our country. Our stalled low pressure system continues to circulate and recirculate rain over Minneapolis-Saint Paul and much of MN. #mnwx
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Twin Cities Meteorological Society
@tcmetsoc.bsky.social
1 day ago
Good news! Recently it has been reported that all NWS Offices have been directed to resume twice daily weather balloon launches for upper air soundings! The attached memo was what circulated earlier this year amid budget cuts. Glad data is back at full strength! #mnwx #tcmetsoc
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Weather Loon
@weatherloon.com
1 day ago
The quiet stretch continues. Plenty of sunshine closing out the weekend and heading into the new week. #mnwx
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Weather Loon
@weatherloon.com
3 days ago
Much of Minnesota, Twin Cities included, has exceeded normal monthly rainfall over the first 4 days of November. It's already the wettest November on record for Hibbing, where they've surpassed average by more than 3". #WeatherLoon #mnwx
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Weather Loon
@weatherloon.com
3 days ago
TGI-Friday: mostly sunny and seasonable. Potentially foggy and frosty/freezing temps to wake up tomorrow. #Weatherloon #mnwx
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Joel D
@joeldueck.com
3 days ago
A gorgeous day with golden leaves and new writing on the wall #mnwx
A sunlit backyard in autumn, enclosed by a weathered wooden privacy fence that runs across the back and angles forward along the right side. Fallen leaves in gold, orange, and brown blanket the entire lawn, broken up by patches of tree shadow, and a small blue-green ball sits half-buried among them near the center. Two dark-trunked trees frame the scene: one on the left and a split, forked trunk on the right. Their canopies arch overhead in a mix of green and glowing yellow leaves, backlit by the sun. Through the gap between them, a bright blue sky shows power lines running diagonally and a tall steel lattice transmission tower in the distance beyond the fence. Bare-branched and partly leafy trees fill the space beyond the fence, and the edge of a plastic lawn chair is just visible at the far left.
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William the Unstoppable 🦖
@toomuchdew.bsky.social
6 days ago
🌧️ Corgis displaying can-do attitude while slogging through day 1 of 2 of "the wets" #mnwx
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