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  1. 1Weather alerts applicationalerts-weather.com · about 3 posts a monthWeather notifications application and weather alerts application —custom thresholds for rain, wind, UV, pressure & more. Know before the weather changes. Official warnings. iOS & Android.Last post 30 Oct
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  1. 7 stunning Weather Photographer of the Year photos that capture the beauty and power of our planet

    · livescience.com · Kenna Hughes-Castleberry

    From dramatic lightning strikes to foreboding storm clouds, these stunning photographs capture the beauty, power and unpredictability of our planet's weather.

  2. Why Floodwaters Won’t Solve the Southwestern Water Crisis

    · nytimes.com · Scott Dance

    A series of storms has added to reservoirs in the Colorado River basin, but the long-term water outlook remains bleak.

  3. ‘Devastating’ Damage as Hard Rains and Flash Floods Batter the Southwest

    · nytimes.com · Jack Healy and Nazaneen Ghaffar

    Some towns received more rain in a single day than they typically get during all of November, forcing evacuations across the Four Corners region.

  4. “Should I Jump? Should I Not Jump?” How Resisting Panic Saved a Climber Stuck on a One Foot Ledge

    · outsideonline.com · Ella Cobb

    Trapped on a tiny patch of rock surrounded by ice, Eric Le Bourhis considered jumping toward nearby trees. Instead, he activated his emergency beacon and waited seven hours for rescuers, who praised his composure. The post “Should I Jump? Should I Not Jump?” How Resisting Panic Saved a Climber…

  5. Fog and Visibility Alerts for Drivers: A How-To Guide

    · alerts-weather.com · admin

    Daily forecasts often overlook early-morning fog. Learn how drivers can use custom visibility distance alerts and official weather warnings to plan commutes. The post Fog and Visibility Alerts for Drivers: A How-To Guide first appeared on Weather alerts application .

  6. In 1841, flesh and blood rained down in Tennessee

    · popsci.com · Leah Hudson

    From ancient Greece to modern India, flesh falls and blood rain aren't one-off events. The post In 1841, flesh and blood rained down in Tennessee appeared first on Popular Science .

  7. A marathon runner’s hard lesson

    · nytimes.com · David Gelles

    Racing in Chicago showed your newsletter host firsthand how warming is disrupting the sport.

  8. “When They Say Go, Just Go.” How a Colorado Couple Survived 11 Hours Inside a Flooded Motorhome.

    · outsideonline.com · Ella Cobb

    When floodwaters flipped their motorhome near Pagosa Springs, a couple and five pets rode out 11 hours inside before rescuers hoisted them from the river. The post “When They Say Go, Just Go.” How a Colorado Couple Survived 11 Hours Inside a Flooded Motorhome. appeared first on Outside Online .

  9. Twin hurricanes stare out to space as they barrel toward Hawaii

    · livescience.com · Harry Baker

    A 2016 satellite photo shows Hurricane Madeline and Hurricane Lester heading straight at Hawaii's Big Island. When viewed from above, the twin cyclones and the surrounding clouds look eerily like a giant smiley face.

  10. How Fresh Is a Chinese Airport METAR? A Python REST Check

    · dev.to · Wentao Li

    A weather API can answer in milliseconds and still return an observation made much earlier. For an airport dashboard, the useful question is not just “did the request succeed?” It is “when was this report observed, and how old was it when my application received it?” Here is a small Python check…

  11. Low-Latency Chinese Airport METAR API: Python REST and WebSocket Push

    · dev.to · Wentao Li

    Skyviewor provides low-latency METAR/SPECI access for 55 supported Chinese airports. Use REST to fetch the latest report on demand, or keep a WebSocket open to receive new reports by push as they arrive instead of polling. This Python example starts with REST; the WebSocket push guide covers the…

  12. He Was Reporting on Floods in Australia. Then He Jumped to the Rescue.

    · nytimes.com · Remy Tumin and James McManagan

    Will Murray of Australia’s public broadcaster spotted a man in a sinking truck, then jumped in the water with a bystander. (Just don’t call him Clark Kent.)

  13. How to Make Your Warning Alerts Better in Quiet Hours

    · alerts-weather.com · admin

    Discover how to balance a peaceful night's sleep with crucial safety by managing quiet hours and severe weather warnings on your mobile phone. The post How to Make Your Warning Alerts Better in Quiet Hours first appeared on Weather alerts application .

  14. New weather model may finally offer a reliable six-week forecast

    · popsci.com · Andrew Paul

    And it challenges 50 years of chaos theory in the process. The post New weather model may finally offer a reliable six-week forecast appeared first on Popular Science .