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No, this isn't AI 🤯
It's so windy at St Andrews' Jubilee Course, this putt missed then rolled backward in the hole @pennwomensgolf
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The Braves’ postseason motto is #LetItFly
Apparently, the elements are on board with that:
Austin Riley’s home run was wind-aided per @WeatherApplied
It was blown out +3 feet. Calm conditions ball hits a foot below the top of the fence.
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Now Miguel Amaya!
Double blown in 60 ft by wind, preventing a home run, per @WeatherApplied
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Now Miguel Amaya!
Double blown in 60 ft by wind, preventing a home run, per @WeatherApplied
Tyrone Taylor’s double was blown in 59 (!!) ft by wind, preventing a home run, per @WeatherApplied
Still drove in a run!
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Tyrone Taylor’s double was blown in 59 (!!) ft by wind, preventing a home run, per @WeatherApplied
Still drove in a run!
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Coby Mayo’s inside-the-park home run was actually a wind-prevented over-the-wall homer, per @WeatherApplied
It’s the 4th ITP HR in their dataset (starting 2023) that was wind-prevented from going out traditionally, with:
Wilyer Abreu 6/30/25
Patrick Bailey 7/8/25
Daylen Lile 9/20/25 (also at Citi)
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Here's one for you: Vladimir Guerrero Jr.'s double in the 3rd inning was blown in -11 feet by the wind, according to Statcast, preventing a home run (h/t @SlangsOnSports)
It was Guerrero's first wind prevented homer of the year, anywhere. Now, wind be damned, he's got one.
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❔How do temperature, pressure, and humidity alter ball flight... and how much does it actually matter?
Find out more about how weather impacts sports in our latest blog: blog.weatherapplied.com/how-…
#weatherapplied
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The feels-like temperature for the Norway 🇳🇴 vs. England 🏴 quarterfinal in Miami is forecast to hit 107°F (42°C) at kickoff 🔥
Today will be the first time either team has ever played in heat like this.
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🚨BUCKLE UP: Players in the field just received a text from the USGA.
Instead of 10 1/2 on the Stimp that was used on Thursday and Friday, they are upping the speed to 11 on the Stimp.
The USGA is telling the players to expect firmer and faster conditions Saturday and Sunday.
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How 𝐡𝐨𝐭 is this World Cup 𝙧𝙚𝙖𝙡𝙡𝙮 going to be?
The Athletic is working with meteorologist Aaron Mentkowski (@AaronCh7Weather) to explain how the weather will affect this tournament.
With heat expected to be a major factor, we have analysed 10 years of data to build a picture of what players and fans can expect at each venue at the exact time games are being played.
📝 @Conor0Neill_
nytimes.com/athletic/7344296…
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Matt Olson!
49 degree launch angle, the highest on a home run in MLB this season
Just 3 over-the-fence HR have had a higher launch angle under Statcast (2015)
Related: it was wind-aided, blown out 17 ft & pushed 29 ft right, per @WeatherApplied
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Clearly, the Wind Absolutely Hates Ian Happ
bleachernation.com/cubs/2026…
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Yesterday, Harrison Bader potential grand slam was blown in -2 feet by wind and pushed 20 feet right preventing a home run, per @WeatherApplied
Today, he hits a grand slam that was pushed out 7 ft and 18 ft right by wind, creating a home run
Nature giveth and taketh!!
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Luis Arraez!
This ball was blown out 37 ft by wind, creating a home run, plus pushed 16 ft right, per @WeatherApplied
They all count!!
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Through one inning in windy West Sacramento, per @WeatherApplied:
Devers fly ball was blown in 109 feet and 76 feet towards right field. Would have landed on the warning track in LF corner
Rooker fly ball was blown rightward 104 feet. Would have landed in medium CF in calm conditions