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Im in the same boat, their site performance has seem to just been getting worse over time and it is barely even functional on my phone, however I don't know of
by AngryData 6y ago
Im in the same boat, their site performance has seem to just been getting worse over time and it is barely even functional on my phone, however I don't know of anyone else that condenses almost the entirety of a highly detailed 7+ day weather report into such a small and useful little graph with every detail you would want. What would take multiple pages worth of reporting is covered in a small graph the size of my hand.
It was invaluable when I did outdoor work, everyone else was making guesses and extrapolations based on the shitty reports from different local news stations and radar and satellite maps, meanwhile I could tell exactly when a big storm would role through and if rain would be spotty or temperature swings with just a glance for multiple days ahead.
- lightbulbjim 6y agoAKA a meteogram. Look for an app which lets you download GRIB files. PocketGrib and LuckGrib are a couple to try. You can download GFS data (produced by NOAA) for the area/timescale/data you are interested in, drop a cursor anywhere on the map and view a meteogram. This is the same data used by "value add" weather forecasting sites and services to produce their forecasts.