Since the blue ☑️ is gone, I shall be pinning this to my profile. Hopefully #Twitter learns a lesson and goes back to their old policy of verifying legit people for the #BlueCheckMark rather than taking $8 from anyone for the same status. 👋🏽 👋🏽

Autumn is officially here! 🙌🏾

Oh, this Nor'easter is going to be an ordeal. This storm will be a monster and will be lashing the coast for several days. Thank your lucky stars this isn't January because it would be the most epic blizzard. Maybe it's a harbinger of "bomb cyclones" to come this winter?

⚠️ Potential Nor’easter Days Away ⚠️ Models are more in agreement of not only if we will get a coastal storm coming our way but also when. Late this week is when our first #noreaster of the season could bring rain, wind & coastal concerns to #LongIsland. #newsday #coastalstorm

A group of dolphin watchers were left with a surprise when a whale unexpectedly breached out of the water off the coast of Cape Cod, Massachusetts. abcnews.link/sb9TTU8

🤔 tempting

A drone photographer captured the moment a dolphin swam beside two humpback whales off the coast of Montauk, New York. abcnews.visitlink.me/KyoF8M

So many whales in Montauk, NY I had the pleasure of capturing 2 humpback whales traveling together, feeding and escorting dolphins just 100 yards off the coast of Montauk, NY 9/15/26! @spann @Eweather13 @accuweather @AdamKlotzFNC @nynjpaweather @ABC @NWS @JaniceHuff4ny @JimCantore @weatherchannel @AddisonGreenWX @DailyMailTV @DailyMailUK @JenCarfagno @StephanieAbrams @mark_tarello @FoxNews

Repost if your team is undefeated after Week 1. 👀

Next Stop: The Postseason 🍾

The @Yankees have #CLINCHED a Postseason spot for the 9th time in the last 10 seasons! (MLB x @BudweiserUSA)

Jets and Giants fans starting 1-0 for the first time since 2009

FINAL: The @nyjets open the season in the win column!

A rare Jets achievement… I’ll take it! Starting the season with a Win!

Ahhh finally! 🥳

🌧️ SOAKING START TO SUNDAY🌧️ Rounds of heavy rain are moving through the region this AM. Areas to the north & west are under several flash flood warnings (areas highlighted in neon green). Please be mindful & steer clear of any roads with standing water covering them. -NYwx

25 Years Later 🇺🇸💙 #NeverForget

Derek Jeter reflects on Sept. 11 and how it personally impacted the New York Yankees legend. “We can’t change anything, obviously, that happened, but what we can try to do is just provide some entertainment … give something people to cheer for and we took that responsibility seriously.”

One of the most haunting weather satellite images of all time – September 11, 2001. The day began with a sky of cobalt blue. A powerful hurricane, Erin, was narrowly missing the Northeast. It skirted offshore, sparing the East Coast a Sandy-like weather disaster. In its wake, dry, comfortable New England air was being gently swirled south over New England and the New York City Tri-State. The air was crisp and comfortable; the weather was absolutely sublime. Winds were light and northerly. At the time, it felt like the perfect fall day. But the quiescence belied a different type of disaster – an impending, sinister act that would forever alter life in both the United States and the world as a whole. Approximately three thousand lives would be lost – more than in any U.S. hurricane since 1928. A cataclysm of unprecedented proportions would strike New York City and reverberate around the country and the world. The 9/11 terrorist attacks would signify an inflection point in American, and world, history. At 10:39 a.m., a NOAA/NASA satellite would peer down from space, seeing Erin offshore... and something else. Zooming in, a tendril of thick, black smoke can be seen emanating from the site of the collapsed World Trade Center towers. Surrounding it, hardly a cloud. It remains perhaps the most chilling weather image of all time. Our thoughts remain with all those affected – and our gratitude extends to all the brave men and women who, amid the nation's darkest hour, exhibited the best of humanity.

Just a moose out for a swim in the beautiful waters of Glacier National Park 🫎

😴 on the peak of hurricane season is WILD