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Here is another... https://www.weatherscan.net/ Enjoy! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Weatherscan

It is only possible because of the work from those who preceded me.

Modified... dark theme with original twc colors (flavors). Relocated "location" and "actions" bar for something more conducive to firetv/firestick.

"Desktop App" for Weatherstar 4000+....

Yes, the WeatherStar 4000+ is probably one of the best working emulators currently available. I have my fork of it installed on an IIS server. I've actually helped the developer (vbguyny) resolve an issue with the API and a problem with wind data that was preventing it from loading.

Pasadena/Maryland/Mid-Atlantic low-rez radar specific version for use with my FireTV... https://kaosfactor.github.io/

Hi-Rez DC Radar Version.... K-A-0-S.github.io

Intellistar (2013) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WeatherStar#IntelliStar Update: 7/7/24 Desktop https://k-a-0-s.github.io/desktop.html Hi-Rez mobile https://k-a-0-s.github.io/ Low-Rez mobile (mid-atlantic specific version) https://k-a-0-s.github.io/midatl.html Mobile lite version (No radar in emulation. geographical hi-rez radar available by Tap/Click on city name from within emulator.) https://k-a-0-s.github.io/mobilelite.html Mobile version (Uses national radar and nws national warnings. Geo-specific maps are available from within the emulator. This moves some of the resource intensive NWS map functions to a seperate screen outside of the emulator.) https://k-a-0-s.github.io/mobile.html My FireTV Mid_Atlantic link.... https://kaosfactor.github.io/ Note: Clear browser cache if you have previously used any of these the links. Repositories.. https://github.com/K-A-0-S/K-A-0-S.github.io https://github.com/kaosfactor/kaosfactor.github.io There are various buttons placed throughout all versions allowing for navigation between the emulator and other html pages. The mid-atlantic version has an undocumented feature that allows you to tap the Regional Radar title bar to view a zoomed version (KLWX) of the radar. All versions, with exception of the Desktop and FireTV version, are intended to run on a mobile phone using landscape view. It also recommended to run links as web apps. This will remove the address bar, etc. to free up valuable screen real estate. That can be done by selecting "Add to Home screen" from Chrome based browsers. Firefox has a similar feature as well. Though it is recommended to use a chrome based browser. I use Brave.

Radar is starting to show some storms firing to our north west.

It is an old school TWC emulator. I have it set up locally on my home network using IIS. That said, I'd rather not make my local network public. But here is a some public stuff you can try... battaglia.ddns.net/twc There is a problem with that site. Only the main locations work. For example, Baltimore City works but Pasadena does not. This is due to some bad wind data which cause the script to stall. I have told the guy that hosts the site, though I don't think he fixed it yet. I believe he may be looking for some more info from me. I know what the problem is because my server works on the localized sites. It is a windows based server. Here is another that is very similar. It is linux based (no music/smooth jazz). weatherstar.netbymatt.com I also run a version of it locally on my linux server. Here is one that I run locally on IIS, but also have a public version on github. https://kaosfactor.github.io/ It defaults to Pasadena, but you can change the location if you like. It is based off of the intellistar (newer) hardware. Where as the others are weatherstar based. Please note the the radar is only for our region in this version. That version uses low-rez radar. I use it it with my Fire TV. The Fire TV chokes on the hi-rez version. And finally, another version from me. This one defaults to DC and uses hi-rez multi-location radar. https://k-a-0-s.github.io/ Here is some info regarding the hardware... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WeatherStar Hope that answers your questions.

It appears as if we are experiencing yet another rare wind event.

Happy eclipse... don't burn your eyes

I know it may be hard to believe.... but it is windy.

The rain needs to stop. Enough already. But this is typical... rain when we don't need it. No worries this summer is sure to be a drought-fest (when we really will need the rain). I want to move so bad.

Everything. No.

Thunder in February... totally normal.

I hear thunder in Pasadena.

Grass has caved. sidewalks etc... soon.

Somehow this reminds me of the claw storm.... Kinda, sorta, maybe not? I just wanted to post a claw. I apologize in advance.

Why is there a pine tree growing out of DC?