Bluesky · Hashtag

#mowx

1,313
posts · 30d
16
users
44
posts / day
82.1
posts / user
+ 12% vs last week

#mowx is an active hashtag on Bluesky. In the last 30 days, 16 people shared 1,313 posts with it — around 44 a day. Activity is up 12% versus the previous week, peaking on Jul 10 with 125 posts.

#mowx posts per day (last 30 days)

Posts with #mowx

Jordan Hall
@jordanhallwx.bsky.social
5 months ago
An Enhanced Risk has been issued for Friday from the Southern Plains up to the Mid Missouri Valley Threats include: Tornadoes (Some Strong)🌪️ Large Hail (Larger than 2 inches) Damaging winds (60+ mph) as the squall line congeals. Severe season is here so be sure to be weather aware! #okwx #mowx
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Pat Hyland
@hylandwx.bsky.social
about 1 year ago
The St. Louis Arch EarthCam captured the tornado that moved through St. Louis earlier this afternoon #mowx #stlwx
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Dorian J. Burnette
@djburnette.com
over 1 year ago
This just in from the Memphis National Weather Service Forecast Office. They have a "...tremendous backlog of storm reports that still need to be posted." Full statement is below with alt text. #arwx #mowx #mswx #tnwx
Public Information Statement
National Weather Service Memphis TN
212 PM CDT Fri Apr 4 2025

...Memphis Operational Status Update...

We have a tremendous backlog of storm reports that still need to 
be posted. Due to the ongoing warning operations and the extremely
high volume of partner coordination, briefings, and media 
interviews, we simply haven't had the bandwidth to post them in 
real-time. 

We sincerely ask for your patience as we continue to balance the
delivery of critical, life-saving information during this multi-
day event while also working to mitigate staff fatigue. We are
only half way through what is a marathon. Please know that all 
reports are being carefully documented and will be posted in the 
coming days. At this time, we have made the decision to hold and 
post Local Storm Reports in bulk rather than releasing days-old 
reports during active weather. Our concern is that trickling in 
outdated information could unintentionally add confusion to an 
already chaotic operational environment. 

Additionally, we plan on focusing on warnings and communication 
and will forgo the issuance of any Special Weather Statements for
sub-severe storms this afternoon and tonight. 

Thanks for your continued support, and please keep the real time
reports coming as they are critical to the warning process. Stay
safe and take care of yourselves and others around you.
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Dan Chibnall
@bookowl.bsky.social
about 1 year ago
It was a 150 mph EF3 tornado. Just unbelievable numbers here on the May 16th St. Louis tornado. #stlwx #mowx
Initial surveying of the May 16 St Louis tornado has been completed only for the portion west of the Mississippi River. The tornado likely continued for several more miles into Illinois, but survey teams have not been able to assess this yet.

The tornado began in Clayton at 2:41 PM and continued northeast for at least 8 miles (potentially much longer). It reached at least EF3 intensity with about 150 mph winds while reaching a maximum path width of 1 mile.

Storm surveys will continue over the coming days and this information will be updated.
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Meteorologist Joe Lauria
@joelauriawx.bsky.social
1 day ago
Tons of rain last night as expected...tonight things will re-fire but the future storms impact may be different tonight than last night. Also an update on the strong winds on the south side last night. Blog is updated. #MOwx #KSwx #KCwx fox4kc.com/email-alerts...
Joe’s Blog: Loud night with more possible (THU-8/6)

fox4kc.com

Joe’s Blog: Loud night with more possible (THU-8/6)

Well I talked about 1-4″ of rain with potentially some gusty winds last night, and on cue Mother Nature unleashed. Torrential rains and some felled trees were reported for parts of the area. …

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