Meteorologists are warning about fake weather maps that are spreading on social media, potentially causing unnecessary alarm about Hurricane Irma hitting the Texas coast.
One such map, showing a falsified storm model, was shared tens of thousands of times on Facebook.
8800 shares on this. pic.twitter.com/D6Zg8qurI7
— Tim Cermak (@toweringCU) September 1, 2017
“Beware of #FakeNews! Some trolls are creating incorrect maps that show Hurricane Irma moving toward Houston,” local meteorologist Mike Iscovitz warned his followers on Facebook.
None of the current models show Irma as a threat to Texas.
For the latest information on Hurricane Irma, stay tuned to Fox News Channel and also look for information from the National Hurricane Center and National Weather Service.
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Well-adjusted people hope Hurricane Irma fails to hit American soil. Twisted trolls hope oil-rich Texas gets pummeled over and over.
I suspect Warmists are hoping for the worst. It would suit their political agenda.
If you can realy beleive anything from the talking heads and faked weather maps I mean CNN is lies nothing but lies