Changing ocean currents in the Atlantic Ocean are the slowest they’ve been in about 1,500 years, which could have a dramatic impact on weather around the basin. | Seeker by The Verge

5.7M views · 217K reactions | Welcome to the deepest point in the Atlantic Ocean.  #WorldOceansDay Go over 5 miles below the surface with Victor Vescovo on #ExpeditionDeepOcean streaming on discovery+.  links.discoveryplus.com/expeditiondeepocean | Science Channel | Facebook

THE SAME UNUSUAL RADAR SIGNAL APPEARED AGAIN — SPANNING THOUSANDS OF MILES Less than 48 hours ago, radar picked up a highly linear feature spanning more than 4,000 miles — stretching from the Pacific Ocean, across Central America and the Caribbean, and out into the Atlantic. What made this stand out wasn’t just the distance. It was the consistency. The signal stayed narrow, clean, and sharply defined across multiple regions instead of spreading, fading, or evolving the way weather systems normal

🌀We have THREE tropical systems to watch in the Atlantic — Major Hurricane Gabrielle, and then two other systems that are poised to develop as they move westward. MyRadar meteorologist has an update on the tropics. | MyRadar Weather Radar

464K views · 4.9K reactions | I present to you the three Category 5 hurricanes from the 2025 Atlantic hurricane season from space. Thanks to NOAA/CIRA/CSU for the great images. | Weather Wes Hohenstein | Facebook

43K views · 173 reactions | A trio of hurricanes in the Atlantic Basin is looking eerily familiar to forecasters. Meteorologist Erin Wenckstern has the latest on Irma, Jose and Katia from The Weather Network #ForecastCentre. | The Weather Network | Facebook