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tech3 days ago•47 min saved

Acme Weather: iOS forecast app offers multiple forecast paths

After selling Dark Sky to Apple, its creators launch Acme Weather for iOS, a forecast app that shows a primary daily prediction alongside several alternate forecasts derived from satellite, ground‑station, and radar data. The app uses closely grouped forecast lines to signal reliability and wider spreads to indicate potential changes, and it lets users report conditions on a map with radar, lightning, rain, wind, and other data, plus customizable notifications. It costs $25/year after a two‑week free trial, with an Android version planned.

via The Verge|

#apple #apps #forecast

weather4 days ago•1 min saved

DC Metro Snowfall Forecasts Converge Across Four Networks

Four major local networks (NBC4, FOX5, ABC7, WUSA9) released updated snowfall maps for the DC region, with most areas expected to see 2–6 inches and higher totals in places like eastern Howard County (FOX5) and elevations above 1000 feet. ABC7 is using a probability-based approach, placing many areas in the 2–5 inch “most likely” range. Winter Storm Warnings cover central/north-central Maryland, northern/northwest Virginia, and the eastern panhandle of West Virginia, while a DC-area Winter Weather Advisory calls for lighter but impactful snowfall.

via The MoCo Show -|

#dc-area #forecast #snowfall

weather8 days ago•23 min saved

Baltimore Snow Outlook Strengthens as Models Show Sunday Support

Baltimore’s Sunday snow forecast is gaining model support but remains uncertain. Ensemble guidance (Canadian GEM, ECMWF ensembles, and AI ensembles) shows a real chance of accumulating snow, with roughly 35–50% odds for 1 inch or more depending on the model, and about 15% for 6 inches in some Canadian runs. Forecasters caution against relying on forecasts more than 3 days out and note a coastward track with cold air in place, while Presidents Week climatology adds context.

via Just In Weather|

#baltimore #ensembles #forecast

weather10 days ago•1 min saved

Portland Could See Light Snow This Week as Levels Fall

Snow levels in the Willamette Valley are expected to drop to 500–1,000 ft this week, with a Winter Weather Advisory above 1,000 ft; Portland near sea level could see light flakes, but any accumulation is unlikely and temperatures will stay above freezing, though a dusting above 500 ft is possible and would melt quickly.

via KATU|

#forecast #portland #snow

weather11 days ago•2 min saved

Snow returns to NYC area Sunday with 1–3 inches, potentially impacting Monday commute

Snow returns to the NYC area Sunday evening into Monday morning, with 1–3 inches expected overall and the heaviest totals south and east of the city. The fast-moving system could impact the Monday morning commute, but skies are expected to clear by Presidents' Day afternoon and it isn’t anticipated to be as disruptive as the previous storm.

via CBS News|

#commute #forecast #new-york-city

weather18 days ago•26 min saved

Frigid winds and slick roads loom for Central New York through Sunday

Dangerous wind chills and greasy, icy roads are expected to persist in Central New York through Sunday, as bitter cold lingers after a harsh weekend; motorists should limit travel and take precautions.

via WSTM|

#central-new-york #forecast #icy-roads

weather19 days ago•2 min saved

Massachusetts Braces for Weekend Snow as Storm Watches Expand

A weekend snow event is anticipated in Massachusetts, with a winter storm watch for Essex County (3–6 inches, isolated up to 8) from Friday night through Saturday and winter weather advisories for coastal and central areas (2–4 inches, up to 6, gusts to 40 mph). Several counties elsewhere are under advisories, and drivers should expect slippery roads; a bitter cold wind chill Sunday could reach -30 in parts of central/western MA.

via Boston 25 News|

#forecast #massachusetts #travel

weather20 days ago•3 min saved

Boston braced for accumulating snow and near-record cold this weekend

Forecasts call for an unorganized snow event Saturday with 1–3 inches across most of southern New England (2–4 inches in parts of eastern MA; isolated bands up to 4–5 inches). Gusty northwest winds of 20–40 mph will bring dangerously cold wind chills (-20 to -10 F) Saturday night into Sunday, and Sunday could approach or set a record-low high in the area as a NEXT Weather Alert stays in effect.

via cbsnews.com|

#boston #cold #forecast

weather22 days ago•23 min saved

DC Brief Thaw Ahead of Midweek Light Snow and Bitter Freeze

Washington, D.C. area is emerging from a multi-day deep freeze with a milder day, but forecasters warn of a midweek chance of light snow followed by another bitter cold blast.

via The Washington Post|

#cold-front #dc-weather #forecast

business23 days ago•3 min saved

Nintendo sticks with Switch 2 forecast as Q3 profits climb

Nintendo kept its full-year Switch 2 sales forecast at 19 million units for the year ending March 2026 after a fiscal Q3 where revenue rose 86% year over year to 806.32 billion yen and net profit rose 24% to 159.93 billion yen (above consensus on profit). The Switch 2 has sold 17.37 million units so far, including 7 million in the December quarter, with Mario Kart World and Donkey Kong Bananza driving demand; upcoming titles Mario Tennis Fever (Feb) and Pokémon Pokopia (Mar) and a Super Mario Galaxy movie (Apr) are aimed at sustaining momentum. Investors remain wary of potential memory-price headwinds that could hit profitability, though Nintendo says pricing and bundles could offset higher component costs as it targets a broader mass market.

via CNBC|

#business #earnings #forecast

weather24 days ago•1 min saved

Charlotte Eyes Possible Light Snow, But Not a Repeat of Saturday Storm

NWS says Charlotte could see a 3 a.m. Thursday rain/snow mix with about a 30% chance and no accumulation, a far smaller event than Saturday’s record storm that dropped 6–12 inches (up to 16 in the north); weekend highs near 50° should melt much of the snow, though subfreezing nights persist.

via Charlotte Observer|

#charlotte #forecast #nws

weather25 days ago•2 min saved

Central Florida braces for bitter freeze as cold sticks into Monday

Central Florida remains under a freeze warning into Monday as temperatures drop to the upper 20s in Orlando and below freezing in Ocala, The Villages, and Palm Coast, with wind chills in the teens to the mid-20s and breezes up to 20 mph; after the cold spell, temperatures rebound to around 40 by early Wednesday, and another front brings a rain chance Thursday; residents are urged to protect exposed pipes, bring outdoor pets indoors, cover plants, and check on vulnerable neighbors.

via WFTV|

#central-florida #cold-weather #forecast

weather26 days ago•5 min saved

Triangle braced for heavy snow, bitter cold and strong winds this weekend

The National Weather Service expects 6–8 inches of snow across the Triangle, with Raleigh around 8–10 inches and Durham 6–8; snowfall begins Friday evening and continues through Sunday morning, though some areas may see 10 inches or more and up to 12–14 inches locally along the I‑95 corridor. The system brings extreme cold, gusty winds (25–35 mph inland, higher near the coast), and potential blizzard conditions on the Outer Banks, with wind chills near or below zero. Gov. Stein declared a state of emergency, and DOT will apply salt and sand; residents should stay off roads Friday night. Snow should end by Sunday morning with sunshine and melting to follow Monday.

via News & Observer|

#forecast #north-carolina #snow

weather26 days ago•1 min saved

Weekend Snow Swath Set to Hit North Georgia and Metro Atlanta

A weekend winter storm will bring accumulating snow to north Georgia and metro Atlanta, moving in from the north to south with heavier bands in the east. Snow totals are 3-4 inches from Gainesville to Athens and into the mountains, about 1-2 inches in most of the metro, with some isolated spots near 6 inches. Timing ranges from 1–6 am in the far north to mid‑morning in the south metro; a winter storm warning remains in effect for north Georgia.

via WSB-TV|

#forecast #georgia #snow

weather28 days ago•2 min saved

Central NC braced for potentially historic weekend snowfall

Central NC is forecast for its heaviest weekend snow in years, with most models predicting 5–10 inches and some areas possibly over a foot, especially east of I-95; a winter storm watch is in effect, winds may cause power outages, and bitter cold follows into early next week as the snow arrives in bands rather than a uniform dump.

via Axios|

#forecast #north-carolina #power-outages