Weather & Climate scientists are on the 99th hour of a 100 live stream to get people to call their reps to save weather & climate science.
The history of the stream is at:
https://www.youtube.com/@wclivestream
The link to get to the request to call your reps is at https://wclivestream.com/act
The union of concerned scientists has a similar call to action at
https://secure.ucs.org/a/2025-reject-anti-science-attacks-budget-bill
Jeff Masters is currently telling the story of flying into Hurricane Hugo. They thought it was category 3, and were at 1500 feet.
It was actually category 5.
https://www.youtube.com/@wclivestream/live
at 6pm, he shared how the doppler radar was reporting the eye sensor was off scale.
The climate weather and client livestream continues. they're up to hour 51 of 100.
https://wclivestream.com/watch to view the stream
The content is they're having a bunch of different weather and climate scientists give 20 minute talks about their research.
Occasionally broken up by reminders to go call congress to save science funding.
https://wclivestream.com/act to get redirected to 5 calls to contact representatives.
Youtube has a limit of about 10 hours for a stream, so they have to occasionally relaunch their streams.
This url redirects to the latest version of their stream.
https://wclivestream.com/watch
American climate scientists are doing a live stream to try and get people to care about #NOAA and climate science.
Their currently watch counts is pretty low: 1326 currently watching.
Diane