Alex, the Hearth Fire
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#Introduction
So as some of you know I've been on this platform a few times. Unfortunately anxiety and what not has always contributed to me buggering off.
Well I'm here to try again!
My name is Liam, I'm just over 40 (JUST) and I live in #Derby in England (formally of #telford )
In my spare time I'll be playing either #WoWClassic #Hearthstone or some random Xbox game. Otherwise I'll be looking up stuff about #Tech or watching #Weather videos.
Feel free to say hello and what not!
Air Quality API
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Marine API
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Climate API
Seasonal Forecast API
Ensemble #Weather API
Historical Weather API
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Previous Model Runs #API
Simple APIs, free to use non-commercially, global coverage, up to 1 km resolution, usage without API keys…
Alex, the Hearth Fire
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The #weather in the #Netherlands be like...
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🌏 This is THE thing that some people really really don't seem to get:
“...it’s taken 100 years to get the oceans that warm at depth,” he says. “Even if we stopped using fossil fuels today, it’s going to take hundreds of years for that to circulate through the ocean...”
https://arstechnica.com/science/2026/01/the-oceans-just-keep-getting-hotter
#climate #ocean #globalwarming #heat #hot #weather #climatechange #oceanlife #marinelife #emissions #poles #arctic #northpole #southpole #news #update #climatescience #data #earth #humanity #science
🌏 This is THE thing that some people really really don't seem to get:
“...it’s taken 100 years to get the oceans that warm at depth,” he says. “Even if we stopped using fossil fuels today, it’s going to take hundreds of years for that to circulate through the ocean...”
https://arstechnica.com/science/2026/01/the-oceans-just-keep-getting-hotter
#climate #ocean #globalwarming #heat #hot #weather #climatechange #oceanlife #marinelife #emissions #poles #arctic #northpole #southpole #news #update #climatescience #data #earth #humanity #science
The #weather in the #Netherlands be like...
Your weary 'net denizen
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The daily battle for survival is depicted through an umbrella seller in wild weather.
Old Man Struggling in the Wind, by Anselmo Guinea Ugalde, 1882
Chip Butty
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CLOTHING LAYER BASICS FOR BEING OUTDOORS https://thesurvivaluniversity.com/clothing-layer-basics-for-the-outdoors/
The clothes you wear aren't just about looking good or feeling cozy at the start. They're your first line of defense against the environment. Your body is constantly producing heat, like a little furnace inside you, but things like wind, rain, snow, sweat, or even just stopping to rest can steal that heat away fast. When that happens, you go from comfortable to miserable, or worse, at risk for serious issues like hypothermia.
That's why proper clothing is about control, not just comfort. It lets you manage your body's temperature no matter what the day throws at you, whether you're hiking up a steep trail in Colorado's mountains, standing still hunting, or dealing with an unexpected storm far from shelter. The same principles work for almost any outdoor activity; only the speed at which things go wrong changes if you make a mistake.
If you learn how layering works and why it exists, you can adapt on the fly and turn unpredictable weather into something manageable. Let's break it down step by step, starting from the basics, so even if you've never thought about this before, you'll understand exactly why each piece matters....
CLOTHING LAYER BASICS FOR BEING OUTDOORS https://thesurvivaluniversity.com/clothing-layer-basics-for-the-outdoors/
The clothes you wear aren't just about looking good or feeling cozy at the start. They're your first line of defense against the environment. Your body is constantly producing heat, like a little furnace inside you, but things like wind, rain, snow, sweat, or even just stopping to rest can steal that heat away fast. When that happens, you go from comfortable to miserable, or worse, at risk for serious issues like hypothermia.
That's why proper clothing is about control, not just comfort. It lets you manage your body's temperature no matter what the day throws at you, whether you're hiking up a steep trail in Colorado's mountains, standing still hunting, or dealing with an unexpected storm far from shelter. The same principles work for almost any outdoor activity; only the speed at which things go wrong changes if you make a mistake.
If you learn how layering works and why it exists, you can adapt on the fly and turn unpredictable weather into something manageable. Let's break it down step by step, starting from the basics, so even if you've never thought about this before, you'll understand exactly why each piece matters....
Angela Antunovic
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I made a timelapse of the Australian wildfire smoke tinting the skies brown over New Zealand's Southern Alps. This was yesterday evening from the Cashmere hills in Christchurch city.