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Social media has enabled anyone with a platform to share their take on the weather, leading to absurd claims that do not align with established meteorological practices. One notable case involved a TikTok post that garnered 9 million views predicting a significant snowstorm in the Southeast. Consequently, this led to people contacting established meteorologists like James Spann, inquiring about canceling important personal plans due to the misinformation.