We’ve had a whole lot of snow near us. What a fantastic weekend, beautiful and on a Sunday so the kids were all out doing cool snow things.
But now it’s two days later and it’s all dangerous ice and just so cold and wet. I’m getting up early to make sure my journey has plenty of time in morning.
Snow sucks for real. I would be just fine living in the desert. What’s a little heat in the summer that we haven’t invented various active and passive cooling solutions to address?
My current work trip started in Belem, Brazil, which is right on the equator. It continues via Antarctica. Packing for this trip has been a real bitch.
Ah you can’t beat a good flood. Save for those people who have houses on flood pains that should never have been built, but are thanks to crappy councils.
It is now 4 PM here and it has at been snowing straight since at least 7 AM when I got up. Considering at that point there was already 5 cm on the ground I am going to guess it had been snowing since 3 PM. Yay.
I guess it is good for children, who will have midterm break next week.
It was so humid here today, I was soaking wet from my 5 minute walk from the train station to my house. I thought we’d get a nice storm as a payoff, but nope. Just unending stickiness.
NOAA is getting an upgrade. There’s not much info in the press release, but it’s interesting there’s “The” model - I would have guessed they’re constantly running many.
Yeah, despite giving a lot of advanced warning about the shut down there was still some big miscommunication with this one. I knew it was shutting down, but I didn’t realize how much it was shutting down.
I thought they were just disabling the API, so other people who were using Dark Sky’s data would be cut off. I also knew that they were shutting down the Dark Sky apps in the app stores, because they now have all that incorporated into the official Apple weather apps. They also finally got the official Apple weather app onto iPads and Macs instead of just iPhones.
What I didn’t realize is that they were shutting down the dark sky/forecast.io web site. That one makes no sense to me. I had to re-instantiate my bookmark to weather.gov.