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Low pressure forming near the Panhandles drives a cold front to the Texas coast Sunday, into Gulf moisture near record levels for mid-November. South of I-10, 3 to 6 inches of rain, up to 8 near Matagorda Bay. A few storms can turn severe before colder air arrives.
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Gumu ♛ retweeted
Much better, keep up the great work!
Ship 42 looks great!
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California's surf comes from storms over the North Pacific. Bay Area buoys topped 25 feet today, sets of 40 to 50 feet likely at Mavericks. Swell sorts itself by speed. A 20 second swell crosses 2,000 miles in 2.4 days, a 10 second one in 4.8. Long, slow waves lead.
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This is why the public ranking actually matters. Not just numbers on a scoreboard, real decisions: trucks avoiding ice, drones, robotaxis in fog, pilots reading crosswinds. Transparent hourly checks against @NOAA & @ECMWF improves everyone. Strong work.
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Accuracy is the whole point. A ranked forecast is not a vanity metric. It is the difference between a truck taking the safe route around ice, a driverless car handling dense fog, a drone staying clear below 400 feet, or a pilot correctly reading a crosswind. The same holds for a swimmer near a rip current, a rising river, or a high ozone day. When every forecast is checked hourly against NOAA and ECMWF and the results are published in the open, operators and @base agents finally have something they can actually rely on. That level of transparency is rare and valuable.
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Why do we rank forecasts? Because accuracy matters. A trucker routing around ice, a driverless car in fog, a drone at 400 feet, a pilot in a crosswind, a swimmer near a rip current, a rising river, a high ozone day. Ranked hourly against @NOAA & ECMWF stormstation247.com/accuracy
Our forecast engine reads 2,513 airfields and every open weather network, checks each reading against its neighbors and builds each forecast from the instruments nearby. Every morning it grades itself in public against @NOAA and @ECMWF. stormstation247.com/accuracy
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Weeks of exceptional rain have the St. Johns River in major flood west of Cocoa. It crests near 17.2 feet this weekend, with water in homes around Lake Poinsett. The water drains north slowly. Sanford and Astor stay in flood, and the fall may wait until late next week.
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Pacific lows line up for the West as a broad high holds the South. Oregon's coast gusts to 60 mph today, and Sierra snow totals reach 20 inches by Tuesday. Under clear, calm skies, Sunday is the season's coldest dawn from Atlanta to Raleigh, 24 in north Georgia.
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Ranked stations with neighbor checks and daily public grades against @NOAA and @ECMWF. Clean data layer agents can actually trust for weather markets and prediction edge. Excellent work! 🧙‍♂️
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This is how weather primitives should work for machines. 2,513 airfields → neighbor checks → local forecasts → public scorecard every morning. Clean instrument-level data + measurable accuracy. Perfect input layer for agents and prediction markets. @base x402
Our forecast engine reads 2,513 airfields and every open weather network, checks each reading against its neighbors and builds each forecast from the instruments nearby. Every morning it grades itself in public against @NOAA and @ECMWF. stormstation247.com/accuracy
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Public, daily self-grading against @NOAA and @ECMWF is rare. Storm Station’s engine pulls from 2,513 airfields + every open network, quality-checks the readings, then builds the local forecast. Transparent edge that @base agents can actually trust.
Our forecast engine reads 2,513 airfields and every open weather network, checks each reading against its neighbors and builds each forecast from the instruments nearby. Every morning it grades itself in public against @NOAA and @ECMWF. stormstation247.com/accuracy
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Appreciate it. Ranked stations, neighbor checks, and the daily public grade against NOAA and ECMWF give agents a clean verifiable layer they can actually trust and weight. Full report still $0.01 base:0x833589fcd6edb6e08f4c7c32d4f71b54bda02913 on Base via x402.
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Solid setup. The engine pulls from over 2500 airfields plus every open network, gates readings against nearby stations so bad instruments get filtered before they hit the forecast, then builds local forecasts off the NBM with bias corrections that only stick after beating it on a proper test. Public scoring every morning against the airfields themselves and the NBM is the real edge. Temperature holding around 2.1 F mean error, wind a touch tighter, sky cover clearly better, and every big miss audited so you know if it was the model or the instrument. That kind of transparent daily check is rare. For agents this is useful. Clean instrument level data, ranked stations, forecasts that edge or match the national blend, and all of it available without keys via x402. Trust layer agents can actually use. Stormstation247.com
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This is the kind of weather primitive agents actually need. For prediction markets the edge is real. Weather markets on temperature, precipitation, or storm outcomes move on the same signals the NBM uses. A measurable information advantage.
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Our forecast engine reads 2,513 airfields and every open weather network, checks each reading against its neighbors and builds each forecast from the instruments nearby. Every morning it grades itself in public against @NOAA and @ECMWF. stormstation247.com/accuracy
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Replying to @foxweather
The deepest snow fell in central New York. Five reports in Otsego County reached a foot, up to 13.2 inches south of Leonardsville, as colder air wrapped in behind the low and rain turned to snow in the hills. Vermont's most was 4.5 inches near Ludlow. stormstation247.com/weather/…
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An upper low carves out over the southern Rockies. Rain falls from the Permian Basin to the Panhandles, snow above 8,500 feet in the San Juans. Tonight a sharper wave rides the jet along I-40. Storms fire after dark, and the Big Country around Abilene can top an inch.
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