You know you are excited for the desktop release of @WxFront when you get a rush of excitement from each twitter notification, hoping it’s the announcement 😂 That notification is going to hit like Christmas morning!
@WxFront I’m glad you are adding this to help new users see the true power of the app!
On a side note, I would love if we could have a setting to toggle the location dot on by default when opening the app!
Our next speaker spotlight includes Dr. Cameron Nixon, Dr. Brian Squitieri, and Ben Herzog! 🌪️
These individuals will be presenting on all things severe weather.
Hear their talks March 26th - March 28th!
#wxtwitter#weather
The Weather App on your iPhone is awful (sorry, Apple).
I’ve seen tons of screenshots of the upcoming heatwave forecast, and the Weather App is off by up to 5-10 degrees. National Weather Service forecasts are the most accurate source, but unfortunately its website looks like it was built in 2003. @EverythingWX (not an ad) is the only app I know of that displays NWS forecasts in a great user interface.
If you are wondering why the Weather App’s forecasts are so inaccurate, it’s because it only uses select raw weather data without any trained meteorologists reviewing it. There are over 120 NWS offices across the US that issue fantastic forecasts using far more models and tools, with real humans reviewing the data.
Take the Weather App’s forecast for San Francisco, it’s only forecasting a high of 83°F on Tuesday, while the NWS is forecasting 88°F.
The NWS also uses a point forecast system where each grid square covers a 2.5 km × 2.5 km area, which more accurately captures microclimates, perfect for a city like San Francisco.
Use the NWS forecast this week and ditch the Weather App.
We are pleased to announce our first invited speaker of the conference, Brady Constantine!
Brady will be presenting about the flooding along the Guadalupe River from the perspective of an Emergency Management Coordinator.
Hear his talk on Friday, March 27th!
#wxtwitter#flood
Want to show off your photography skills? 📸
Good news! The Central Iowa NWA Photography Contest is now open! 🌪️
Rulebook here ➡️ https://t.co/bb2xwesbiW
Submission form here ➡️ https://t.co/8WxyeIvZCX
For more information, visit https://t.co/9THEnQ0Jbm ⚡️
#wxtwitter#weather
@EverythingWX Will MRMS smoothing be added in the future? I believe it will make the app much more appealing to my family members and the general public, as it will feel more like the radars on most weather apps!
@EverythingWX Feature idea:
When there is a mesoscale or precipitation discussion for your current location or a preset location, a small pop-up appears on the home screen, similar to that of the SPC and WPC risk, and a notification can be optionally sent.