@failedLyndonLaRouchite Good point, I should have tagged that post with #WXTools!

For anyone following that hashtag, the National Weather Service has a new way of evaluating the impacts of heat, called HeatRisk. The link to the tool and more information can be found here: https://wpc.ncep.noaa.gov/heatrisk/

I will note that it doesn’t work in Safari for me, but does work in Firefox.

I will again say I really love the averages visualization on the stock iOS Weather app. You can really see the impact of the two big rainstorms of the month.

It nicely displays the expected vs. observed precipitation over the last 30 days.

I wish the temperature one had a longer time horizon than one day, though. You can’t really look at trends like you can with the precipitation visualization.

#Weather #WXTools #VTwx

I just discovered that the #Apple #Weather app has a really neat feature for showing averages.

As you can see in the attached photos, they supply a nice visualization of daily temperature and monthly precipitation averages.

Main downside is their start point for calculating the averages is 1970, which doesn’t fall in line with the NWS guidelines. But it’s a cool feature all the same.

#WXtools