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US Weather Analysis for 27 States Goes Dark in Funding Lapse (www.bloomberg.com)
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[-] ptz@dubvee.org 23 points 1 month ago* (last edited 1 month ago)

More of a general journalism minor gripe, but when articles say "X number of states are affected by Y", they should list all of the states.

Best list I can come up with is only 20 states out of the 27 claimed:

  1. Minnesota
  2. Michigan
  3. Wisconsin
  4. Ohio
  5. Indiana
  6. Illinois
  7. Kentucky
  8. Iowa
  9. Missouri
  10. Texas
  11. Oklahoma
  12. Tennessee
  13. Arkansas
  14. Louisiana
  15. Mississippi
  16. North Dakota (Article mentions it, can't tell from the linked status pages)
  17. South Dakota (Article mentions it, can't tell from the linked status pages)
  18. North Carolina (Article mentions it, can't tell from the linked status pages)
  19. South Carolina (Article mentions it, can't tell from the linked status pages)
  20. Florida (Article mentions it, can't tell from the linked status pages)
[-] BananaOnionJuice@lemmy.dbzer0.com 4 points 1 month ago

A mix of democratic and republican states, everyone gets a taste of the lunacy.

[-] BoulevardBlvd 2 points 1 month ago

I'm guessing it's whatever the next 7 poorest states are but hard agree they should list them

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