Question 1

Does weather.gov declare an og:type?

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No - weather.gov does not set an `og:type` meta tag. Most platforms default to `website`, but explicitly declaring it ensures consistent rendering.

Question 2

Does weather.gov have a social share image?

Accepted Answer

No - weather.gov does not currently set an `og:image` or `twitter:image`. Facebook will fall back to extracting an image from the page or render no preview image at all.

Question 3

What headline does weather.gov use for social previews?

Accepted Answer

weather.gov's social headline is "National Weather Service" (24 characters).

Question 4

What's the biggest issue with weather.gov's Facebook preview?

Accepted Answer

No social share image found. Without an image, your shared links get significantly fewer clicks. Posts with images receive 2-3x more engagement.

Question 5

How can I improve weather.gov's social previews?

Accepted Answer

Review the recommendations above - they list specific issues and provide ready-to-paste meta tag snippets. The highest-impact fixes are usually a properly sized `og:image` (1200×630), a clear `og:title` under 60 characters, and a 50-155 character `og:description`.

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