Don’t take shelter just yet — the Weather Channel has since cleaned up its “Hurricane Central” feed, but a series of alerts had at least a few followers on edge before they realized something wasn’t quite right.
@twc_hurricane Well this is sort of awkward… are you sure you meant to send these tweets? pic.twitter.com/aLxhaBswuv
— Jeff Latimer (@tetfsu) May 2, 2013
Woopsie, @twc_hurricane just tweeted the fastest hurricane development e-ver. Ha
— Micah Grimes (@MicahGrimes) May 2, 2013
Looks like @twc_hurricane: is getting ready for the upcoming season, but posting old tweets… LOL
— Bob Johnson (@JaxFountain) May 2, 2013
@bryanwx @twc_hurricane Ha ha it looks like someone accidentally posted a crap ton of drafted tweets that never got deleted.
— Mark Ellinwood (@markellinwood) May 2, 2013
were the six consecutive tweets from @twc_hurricane eyebrow-raising to anyone else?
— Taylor Miller Thomas (@tmthomasdc) May 2, 2013
Floods, record snow, then fires. Now @twc_hurricane is tweeting about hurricanes.
— Brian W. Knight (@outdoortype) May 2, 2013
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And then they were gone. Good catch @twc_hurricane.
— Brian W. Knight (@outdoortype) May 2, 2013
Yo, @twc_hurricane , fix yourself.
— Ileana Llorens (@illorens) May 2, 2013
Other cable stations can get away with showing reruns, but the Weather Channel’s retrospective didn’t go over well.
@twc_hurricane You might want to stop tweeting bunk info about hurricanes.
— John Keyes (@jkeyeser) May 2, 2013
Ok anyone know why @twc_hurricane is tweeting old hurricane advisories??
— ζ ack Jacomowitz? (@Zak_NYCMetroWx) May 2, 2013
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