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AI6YR Ben
@ai6yr@m.ai6yr.org  ·  activity timestamp last month

Oh wow, #hamradio to the rescue

Remember that hurricane data that is being cut off by the US government? Guess who figured out how to get the data anyway?

The Register: Radio geeks reveal how to access crucial hurricane data after US Department of Defense cut it off

Hams for the win: Amateur-built decoder taps SSMIS satellite data amid NOAA cutoff

https://www.theregister.com/2025/07/21/ssmis_satellite_decoder

#hurricanes #weather #wx #satellites
AI6YR Ben
@ai6yr@m.ai6yr.org  ·  activity timestamp last month

Oh wow, #hamradio to the rescue

Remember that hurricane data that is being cut off by the US government? Guess who figured out how to get the data anyway?

The Register: Radio geeks reveal how to access crucial hurricane data after US Department of Defense cut it off

Hams for the win: Amateur-built decoder taps SSMIS satellite data amid NOAA cutoff

https://www.theregister.com/2025/07/21/ssmis_satellite_decoder

#hurricanes #weather #wx #satellites
Joris Meys
@JorisMeys@mstdn.social  ·  activity timestamp 2 months ago

Brace for impact. The #ECMWF#weather #model promises scorching temperatures over #Europe the coming week. Anomalies of up to 15-20 C higher than normal are expected.

This weather is brought to you by climate change (for those who claim it's been hot before: weather is what happens, climate is the probability it happens. And this has become significantly more probable because greenhouse gases and physics.)

#wx #Climate

a map of Europe showing a color coding for the temperature anomalies predicted over the next week. Very cold is purple, very warm is whitish, the scale goes over darkblue to light blue to greyish over yellow, orange, red, darkred to pinkish and whitish. Over the week you can see a significant heat dome develop over much of western Europe. North Europe stays in the light to dark blues. On friday next week you see the heat dome being pushed out to the east when cooler air arrives from over the north sea.
a map of Europe showing a color coding for the temperature anomalies predicted over the next week. Very cold is purple, very warm is whitish, the scale goes over darkblue to light blue to greyish over yellow, orange, red, darkred to pinkish and whitish. Over the week you can see a significant heat dome develop over much of western Europe. North Europe stays in the light to dark blues. On friday next week you see the heat dome being pushed out to the east when cooler air arrives from over the north sea.
Joris Meys
@JorisMeys@mstdn.social  ·  activity timestamp 2 months ago

Brace for impact. The #ECMWF#weather #model promises scorching temperatures over #Europe the coming week. Anomalies of up to 15-20 C higher than normal are expected.

This weather is brought to you by climate change (for those who claim it's been hot before: weather is what happens, climate is the probability it happens. And this has become significantly more probable because greenhouse gases and physics.)

#wx #Climate

a map of Europe showing a color coding for the temperature anomalies predicted over the next week. Very cold is purple, very warm is whitish, the scale goes over darkblue to light blue to greyish over yellow, orange, red, darkred to pinkish and whitish. Over the week you can see a significant heat dome develop over much of western Europe. North Europe stays in the light to dark blues. On friday next week you see the heat dome being pushed out to the east when cooler air arrives from over the north sea.
a map of Europe showing a color coding for the temperature anomalies predicted over the next week. Very cold is purple, very warm is whitish, the scale goes over darkblue to light blue to greyish over yellow, orange, red, darkred to pinkish and whitish. Over the week you can see a significant heat dome develop over much of western Europe. North Europe stays in the light to dark blues. On friday next week you see the heat dome being pushed out to the east when cooler air arrives from over the north sea.