Meteorological Department Issues Warning of Heavy Rain * Bangkok and surrounding provinces are among the areas facing heavy rain on 5–6 November, with thunderstorms, strong winds and possible hail also forecast. * Upper Thailand will experience unstable weather from 5–7 November. The Northeast will be affected first, followed by the North, Central region, Bangkok and its surrounding areas, and the East. * Southern Thailand faces worsening conditions from 7–9 November, with widespread heavy rain and isolated very heavy rainfall. * Flash floods and runoff are a major concern in the South, particularly in areas prone to flooding. * The heaviest rainfall is expected on 8–9 November, with very heavy rain forecast in several southern provinces, including Nakhon Si Thammarat, Songkhla and Surat Thani. * Mariners are urged to exercise caution in both the Gulf of Thailand and the Andaman Sea, where waves could exceed two metres during thunderstorms. The Meteorological Department will issue its next weather update at 5:00 PM today. #thailand# #bangkok# #rainfall# #weather# #warning#

Meteorologists say a super El Niño and a subtropical jet stream are to blame for the heavier rain, more torrential storms and bigger floods. @AkikoFujita is in Huntington Beach, California, with more details.

Meteora x STOCKLANA: 7 teams tested tokenized stocks on Meteora's Dynamic Bonding Curve. @MeteoraAG named its track winners at @solana's STOCKLANA hackathon, judged on work shipped Sep 11-25. 1. @BubbleStocksSol by @unchartedTTy 2. @gabox_fun by @Amir0X1 3. Juno, @plintoxyz by @_0xrk, Continuity by @DefiPreacherr Honorable mentions: Equinox by @soltyagi, Teserra The catch: prizes pay out only once each project deploys on mainnet. That makes this a watchlist of tokenized-stock apps that could go live soon.

Meteora is about to distribute 0.6% of their $MET supply to content creators. This is currently worth over $2M and they had only 2000 submissions Creating content still pays, no excuses.

#MeteorSighting#: Over 200 eyewitnesses in the Pacific Northwest spotted a fireball at 6:56 p.m. PT on Oct. 14. An analysis of the available video data places first visibility of the meteor 49 miles above Mountain Top, Washington. The meteor moved northeast at 36,000 mph before disintegrating 29 miles above Lenville, Idaho. More on this fireball: Supplemental data was provided by the American Meteor Society.

Meteora, Greece, is a stunning complex of monsteries perching atop towering rock pillars. Meteora means 'suspended into the air', a fitting description for this place. For centuries, monks had to use rope ladders to reach the monasteries.

METEOROLOGICAL BREAKDOWN: @bnorcross gives a detailed look at the mechanics of this massive storm. Breaking down the location of the eye and the ferocious outer bands, Norcross warns of severe flash flooding, active tornado threats, and hurricane-force winds pushing deep inland into Alabama, Tennessee, and the Carolinas over the next 36 hours.