Fall has arrived! π To celebrate the #FirstDayOfFall, we've made a list of all the ways you can get outside and enjoy what many praise as the best weather of the year!
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ππ Apple picking ππ
We can't think of a better (or tastier!) socially-distanced outing. Put on your flannel, search for your nearest orchard, and get to picking! Send us a pie, please π₯§
π Pumpkin carving π
No front porch is complete without a classic jack-o'-lantern! Bonus points if you carve a TWC logo π
β°οΈβΊ Hiking and camping βΊβ°οΈ
There's nothing like the great outdoors! Especially this time of year. Get your exercise, connect with Mother Nature, and spend valuable time with the fam.
π Raking leaves π
We firmly believe you're never too old to jump in a pile of leaves! Plus, it's a reward for cleaning up the yard.
π« Making s'mores π«
Okay, now we're craving one. Or several. Sitting by a fire, eating yummy treats in cool weather? Sounds like a great night to us!
π½ Going to a corn maze π½
Soak up some rays in a good, old fashioned corn maze! When's the last time you went to one?
π Driving through fall foliage π
Last on our list is a calm drive through beautiful fall leaves. As the season goes on, we'll be showing you some of the best places on The Weather Channel!
Did we mention your favorite fall activity? If not, reply with it below!
The Weather Channel has you covered, no matter what the season brings.
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#Sally continues its slow & dangerous trek inland. With max sustained winds at 105 mph, it remains a Cat 2 storm, battering the Gulf Coast with hurricane-force winds and heavy rain.
Sally's northern eyewall has made it onshore; landfall is expected w/in the next 1-2 hours or so
Several feet of storm surge is likely as winds from #Sally push water onshore.
Catastrophic and life-threatening flooding also continues as slow-moving #Sally drops inches of rain across portions of the Gulf Coast states. Several inches of rain, perhaps localized amounts of 20"+, is yet to come.
No matter the forecast, our planet's animals always seem to have it figured out. Here's some examples of wildlife with wild relationships with the weather (say that five times fast)!
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Many animals seem to be able to predict the weather.
One example is frogs, who are said to croak louder when a storm is brewing πΈ βοΈ
However, our favorite furry forecaster will always be Punxsutawney Phil!
We're declaring today #MarsMonday! In anticipation of our LIVE coverage of the historic @NASAPersevere launch Wednesday and Thursday, let's look at some fascinating facts about the Red Planet's weather...
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@NASAPersevere A year on Earth is 365 days, but what about Mars? One year on Mars would be equivalent to 687 Earth days, but 668 "sols" (Mars days)! One sol is about 39 minutes longer than an Earth day.
@NASAPersevere Therefore, seasons on Mars are much longer than ours! Would you rather have 65 extra days of winter, or 85 extra days of summer?
Last night, we had survival instructor (and host of our show, SOS: How to Survive) Creek Stewart on @wunderground to talk about clever hacks to beat the heat!
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@wunderground 1οΈβ£ Focus on your pulse points! A wet bandana around your neck can really cool you down.
2οΈβ£ Power out from summer storms? Here's how to build a non-electric AC!