If you watch me on TV or follow me on social media, you may have seen the weather seals next to my name. Those are professional certifications that allow me to call myself a broadcast meteorologist. One of them is the AMS Seal from the American Meteorological Society, a credential earned by meeting rigorous standards in both scientific accuracy and communication.

Last week, the AMS sent updated guidance to all seal holders on how weather information should be shared responsibly on social media. I wanted to share it with you because it highlights an issue that’s becoming increasingly important for anyone who relies on weather updates online.

First, let me say this clearly: if you live in Houston, this isn’t a problem. Our local weather community, on TV, in print, and even among independen

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