Cameron Beccario

Creator at 331 ppm
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[Cameron Beccario @cambecc]

I'm excited to announce the official Nullschool app is here!

https://t.co/lKuNGo1sQk on mobile browsers works fine, but the app is nicer. Full screen display, persistence across sessions, text size that matches device settings.

And, like the website: no ads!

Links below ⬇️

[Cameron Beccario @cambecc]

This newsletter post has more details. Please give the app a try and let me know what you think. Always happy to get feedback!

https://t.co/4FFpHewOzC

🌍🌎🌏

[Cameron Beccario @cambecc]

I'm excited to announce the official Nullschool app is here!

https://t.co/lKuNGo1sQk on mobile browsers works fine, but the app is nicer. Full screen display, persistence across sessions, text size that matches device settings.

And, like the website: no ads!

Links below ⬇️

[Cameron Beccario @cambecc]

Android
https://t.co/KqnpRcat6X

[Prof. Katharine Hayhoe @KHayhoe]

The @NCAR_Science is quite literally our global mothership.

Nearly everyone who researches climate and weather - not only in the US, but around the world - has passed through its doors and benefited from its incredible resources.

The National Center for Atmospheric Research (NCAR) supports the scientists who fly into hurricanes, the meteorologists who develop new radar technology, the physicists who envision and code new weather models, and yes - the largest community climate model in the world. That too.

Dismantling NCAR is like taking a sledgehammer to the keystone holding up our scientific understanding of the planet.

https://t.co/VtePuprlk4

[ふっと @foot__mm]

ちびまる子ちゃんの本来提供が表示される部分がこの静止画で数秒止まって不覚にも笑ってしまった()

[Cameron Beccario @cambecc]

@ricostazi @dawn_navygirl @WeWillBeFree24 https://t.co/usSqd1HaXy

[Cameron Beccario @cambecc]

Published a newsletter post explaining why weather sites/apps that rely on gridded model data (including my own) do not show max hurricane wind speeds correctly.

https://t.co/usSqd1HaXy

[daveo, iv-ing @uncleweed]

It's really so important // here in Japan, which gets positive cherry picked stories about "oh look at this sacred temple tree! so carefully cared for" there is very little budget/attention given by municipal/prefectectural govs to maintaining parks forests & street trees

[Cameron Beccario @cambecc]

SST anomaly updates are unavailable on https://t.co/lKuNGo1sQk. The updates come from @NOAANCEI, located in Asheville, NC. They are offline due to Hurricane Helene. Sincerely hoping everyone over there is OK.

https://t.co/IIfDwJXC64

[Prof. Katharine Hayhoe @KHayhoe]

@aaberhe NCEI's website is down ...

[Michael Thomas @curious_founder]

The world's largest climate and weather data archive is located in Asheville, NC.

Due to an historic climate disaster, its currently offline.

[Cameron Beccario @cambecc]

@bam_gaon particles are 2D canvas

[Cameron Beccario @cambecc]

https://t.co/lKuNGo0V0M was launched 10 years ago today! 🎉 At the time, I couldn’t have imagined the longevity and impact this project would have. To all the users and fans over the years: thank you.

And with this anniversary, an announcement:

[Cameron Beccario @cambecc]

http://t.co/4B3cbB23fR: an animated map of global wind conditions

[Cameron Beccario @cambecc]

@bam_gaon Sure! I mostly used WebGL, 2D Canvas, SVG, and D3

[Trisha Code @TrishaCode]

Whitsby Mathwagon CEO of Cheekies Mastro Chinchips

[hellon dude @allahliker]

These Guys, They're Weird

[Cameron Beccario @cambecc]

@znmeb Not one I maintain, no. I suspect there's some out there, though.

[Cameron Beccario @cambecc]

@znmeb I don't know of a tool. That said, if heaviness is not an issue, then loading e.n.n with the "loc" coordinates set in the URL will create a (hopefully?) screen reader friendly DOM that contains the CAPE value for that location: https://t.co/DRLK9Jwrri

[Cameron Beccario @cambecc]

@shicks_sam @pedro_baldessar @FerragamoWx @pedro_baldessar is correct. For a more detailed explanation, see this old FB post: https://t.co/GwDOHNvQip

[Brian McNoldy @BMcNoldy]

The only other major hurricane to pass within 100 miles of where #Beryl is on Monday morning was Ivan in September 2004, and that was at Category 3 intensity. These islands have no experience with a Category 4 hurricane in recorded history.