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Vincent van Gogh (1853–1890) vermochte das Licht der Sonne einzufangen wie kaum ein Maler zuvor. Und so drückt mein neues Projekt "Suncent" die an den Userstandort angepasste aktuelle Wettervorhersage nicht mithilfe von Icons oder Texten aus, sondern mithilfe eines Gemäldes aus der letzten Schaffensphase van Goghs.
https://www.thomasweibel.ch/suncent/
#vangogh #kunst #impressionismus #meteo #wetter #openmeteo #meteoswiss #opensource #opendata #geoinformatik #geodata #webdev @OpendataCH
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Vincent van Gogh (1853–1890) vermochte das Licht der Sonne einzufangen wie kaum ein Maler zuvor. Und so drückt mein neues Projekt "Suncent" die an den Userstandort angepasste aktuelle Wettervorhersage nicht mithilfe von Icons oder Texten aus, sondern mithilfe eines Gemäldes aus der letzten Schaffensphase van Goghs.
https://www.thomasweibel.ch/suncent/
#vangogh #kunst #impressionismus #meteo #wetter #openmeteo #meteoswiss #opensource #opendata #geoinformatik #geodata #webdev @OpendataCH
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Vincent van Gogh (1853–1890) vermochte das Licht der Sonne einzufangen wie kaum ein Maler zuvor. Und so drückt mein neues Projekt "Suncent" die an den Userstandort angepasste aktuelle Wettervorhersage nicht mithilfe von Icons oder Texten aus, sondern mithilfe eines Gemäldes aus der letzten Schaffensphase van Goghs.
https://www.thomasweibel.ch/suncent/
#vangogh #kunst #impressionismus #meteo #wetter #openmeteo #meteoswiss #opensource #opendata #geoinformatik #geodata #webdev @OpendataCH
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Vincent van Gogh (1853–1890) vermochte das Licht der Sonne einzufangen wie kaum ein Maler zuvor. Und so drückt mein neues Projekt "Suncent" die an den Userstandort angepasste aktuelle Wettervorhersage nicht mithilfe von Icons oder Texten aus, sondern mithilfe eines Gemäldes aus der letzten Schaffensphase van Goghs.
https://www.thomasweibel.ch/suncent/
#vangogh #kunst #impressionismus #meteo #wetter #openmeteo #meteoswiss #opensource #opendata #geoinformatik #geodata #webdev @OpendataCH
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Vincent van Gogh (1853–1890) vermochte das Licht der Sonne einzufangen wie kaum ein Maler zuvor. Und so drückt mein neues Projekt "Suncent" die an den Userstandort angepasste aktuelle Wettervorhersage nicht mithilfe von Icons oder Texten aus, sondern mithilfe eines Gemäldes aus der letzten Schaffensphase van Goghs.
https://www.thomasweibel.ch/suncent/
#vangogh #kunst #impressionismus #meteo #wetter #openmeteo #meteoswiss #opensource #opendata #geoinformatik #geodata #webdev @OpendataCH
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#Overcast: See how the weather unfolds over the next 24 hours, wherever you are.
https://www.thomasweibel.ch/overcast/
#meteo #weather #openmeteo #meteoswiss #opensource #opendata #geoinformatics #geodata #webdev @OpendataCH
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#Overcast: See how the weather unfolds over the next 24 hours, wherever you are.
https://www.thomasweibel.ch/overcast/
#meteo #weather #openmeteo #meteoswiss #opensource #opendata #geoinformatics #geodata #webdev @OpendataCH
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#Overcast: See how the weather unfolds over the next 24 hours, wherever you are.
https://www.thomasweibel.ch/overcast/
#meteo #weather #openmeteo #meteoswiss #opensource #opendata #geoinformatics #geodata #webdev @OpendataCH
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#Overcast: See how the weather unfolds over the next 24 hours, wherever you are.
https://www.thomasweibel.ch/overcast/
#meteo #weather #openmeteo #meteoswiss #opensource #opendata #geoinformatics #geodata #webdev @OpendataCH
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#Overcast: See how the weather unfolds over the next 24 hours, wherever you are.
https://www.thomasweibel.ch/overcast/
#meteo #weather #openmeteo #meteoswiss #opensource #opendata #geoinformatics #geodata #webdev @OpendataCH
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"World Barometer" is a web app indicating the current air pressure, temperature and humidity wherever you are. Click to adjust the brass pointer, click and hold (long click) to reset and remeasure. Now with search option to get weather data for any location in the world.
https://www.thomasweibel.ch/world-barometer/
#meteo #weather #openmeteo #meteoswiss #opensource #opendata #geoinformatics #geodata #webdev @geomob @OpendataCH
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"World Barometer" is a web app indicating the current air pressure, temperature and humidity wherever you are. Click to adjust the brass pointer, click and hold (long click) to reset and remeasure. Now with search option to get weather data for any location in the world.
https://www.thomasweibel.ch/world-barometer/
#meteo #weather #openmeteo #meteoswiss #opensource #opendata #geoinformatics #geodata #webdev @geomob @OpendataCH
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"World Barometer" is a web app indicating the current air pressure, temperature and humidity wherever you are. Click to adjust the brass pointer, click and hold (long click) to reset and remeasure. Now with search option to get weather data for any location in the world.
https://www.thomasweibel.ch/world-barometer/
#meteo #weather #openmeteo #meteoswiss #opensource #opendata #geoinformatics #geodata #webdev @geomob @OpendataCH
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"World Barometer" is a web app indicating the current air pressure, temperature and humidity wherever you are. Click to adjust the brass pointer, click and hold (long click) to reset and remeasure. Now with search option to get weather data for any location in the world.
https://www.thomasweibel.ch/world-barometer/
#meteo #weather #openmeteo #meteoswiss #opensource #opendata #geoinformatics #geodata #webdev @geomob @OpendataCH
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"World Barometer" is a web app indicating the current air pressure, temperature and humidity wherever you are. Click to adjust the brass pointer, click and hold (long click) to reset and remeasure. Now with search option to get weather data for any location in the world.
https://www.thomasweibel.ch/world-barometer/
#meteo #weather #openmeteo #meteoswiss #opensource #opendata #geoinformatics #geodata #webdev @geomob @OpendataCH
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»barometer2« is a web app indicating the current air pressure, temperature and humidity wherever you are. allow geolocation, and »barometer2« will show the local weather data. click (or tap) to adjust the brass pointer, click and hold (or tap and hold) to relocate and remeasure.
https://www.thomasweibel.ch/baro2/
#meteo #weather #openmeteo #meteoswiss #opensource #opendata #geoinformatics #geodata #webdev @geomob @OpendataCH
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»barometer2« is a web app indicating the current air pressure, temperature and humidity wherever you are. allow geolocation, and »barometer2« will show the local weather data. click (or tap) to adjust the brass pointer, click and hold (or tap and hold) to relocate and remeasure.
https://www.thomasweibel.ch/baro2/
#meteo #weather #openmeteo #meteoswiss #opensource #opendata #geoinformatics #geodata #webdev @geomob @OpendataCH
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»barometer2« is a web app indicating the current air pressure, temperature and humidity wherever you are. allow geolocation, and »barometer2« will show the local weather data. click (or tap) to adjust the brass pointer, click and hold (or tap and hold) to relocate and remeasure.
https://www.thomasweibel.ch/baro2/
#meteo #weather #openmeteo #meteoswiss #opensource #opendata #geoinformatics #geodata #webdev @geomob @OpendataCH
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»barometer2« is a web app indicating the current air pressure, temperature and humidity wherever you are. allow geolocation, and »barometer2« will show the local weather data. click (or tap) to adjust the brass pointer, click and hold (or tap and hold) to relocate and remeasure.
https://www.thomasweibel.ch/baro2/
#meteo #weather #openmeteo #meteoswiss #opensource #opendata #geoinformatics #geodata #webdev @geomob @OpendataCH
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»barometer2« is a web app indicating the current air pressure, temperature and humidity wherever you are. allow geolocation, and »barometer2« will show the local weather data. click (or tap) to adjust the brass pointer, click and hold (or tap and hold) to relocate and remeasure.
https://www.thomasweibel.ch/baro2/
#meteo #weather #openmeteo #meteoswiss #opensource #opendata #geoinformatics #geodata #webdev @geomob @OpendataCH
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44.8°C on my home station this afternoon (sensor in direct sun, so expect it's a bit higher than shaded/official readings).
Haven't seen heat like this in 3 years of monitoring my backyard.
#Heatwave #Hitzewelle #Switzerland #ClimateCrisis #MeteoSwiss #WeatherStation
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44.8°C on my home station this afternoon (sensor in direct sun, so expect it's a bit higher than shaded/official readings).
Haven't seen heat like this in 3 years of monitoring my backyard.
#Heatwave #Hitzewelle #Switzerland #ClimateCrisis #MeteoSwiss #WeatherStation
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44.8°C on my home station this afternoon (sensor in direct sun, so expect it's a bit higher than shaded/official readings).
Haven't seen heat like this in 3 years of monitoring my backyard.
#Heatwave #Hitzewelle #Switzerland #ClimateCrisis #MeteoSwiss #WeatherStation
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44.8°C on my home station this afternoon (sensor in direct sun, so expect it's a bit higher than shaded/official readings).
Haven't seen heat like this in 3 years of monitoring my backyard.
#Heatwave #Hitzewelle #Switzerland #ClimateCrisis #MeteoSwiss #WeatherStation
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44.8°C on my home station this afternoon (sensor in direct sun, so expect it's a bit higher than shaded/official readings).
Haven't seen heat like this in 3 years of monitoring my backyard.
#Heatwave #Hitzewelle #Switzerland #ClimateCrisis #MeteoSwiss #WeatherStation
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https://www.europesays.com/ch/68712/ Andean Weather Agencies Completes Swiss Technical Internship on Climate Services #Argentina #Bolivia #Chile #ClimateResilience #ClimateServices #Colombia #ENANDES+ #meteorology #MeteoSwiss #peru #Swiss #Switzerland #WeatherData #WeatherForecasting #WMO #WorldMeteorologicalOrganization
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Congratulations to the Swiss Phenology Observation Network on its 75th anniversary – a tribute to over seven decades of dedication by 700+ citizen scientists across 160 sites! Starting in 1951, the network has tracked the seasonal cycles of 26 plant species. SwissPhenoCam and AI technologies are shaping the future of phenology, complementing traditional observations with satellite validation and pollen data insights. Here's to continued growth and innovation!
IT: https://www.meteosvizzera.admin.ch/chi-siamo/meteosvizzera-blog/it/2026/05/75annifenologia.html
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Questa mattina alcuni banchi nuvolosi residui, poi tempo in prevalenza soleggiato. Immagine da Cannero Riviera (Lago Maggiore), fonte: segnalazioni meteo app #MeteoSwiss.
(Original Bluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/meteosvizzera.ch/post/3mk5eddq37e2i)
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TIL: Apple Wetter kann Warnungen von #MeteoSwiss anzeigen.
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TIL: Apple Wetter kann Warnungen von #MeteoSwiss anzeigen.
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TIL: Apple Wetter kann Warnungen von #MeteoSwiss anzeigen.
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TIL: Apple Wetter kann Warnungen von #MeteoSwiss anzeigen.
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TIL: Apple Wetter kann Warnungen von #MeteoSwiss anzeigen.
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Dans sa dernière mise à jour, l'application #MeteoSwiss offre désormais la possibilité de devenir membre de la communauté MeteoSwiss Plus. Dans cet article, nous vous expliquons de quoi il s’agit et comment s’inscrire :
www.meteosuisse.admin.ch/portrait/met...(Original Bluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/meteosuisse.ch/post/3m5vrershvc2t)
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Dans sa dernière mise à jour, l'application #MeteoSwiss offre désormais la possibilité de devenir membre de la communauté MeteoSwiss Plus. Dans cet article, nous vous expliquons de quoi il s’agit et comment s’inscrire :
www.meteosuisse.admin.ch/portrait/met...(Original Bluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/meteosuisse.ch/post/3m5vrershvc2t)
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A Rain Soaked Walk in the Swiss countryside
Reading Time: 2 minutes
Yesterday I planned to walk so I put on my hiking boots and just as I was about to go out I heard large rain drops hit the velux. I thought "according to the weather app the rain should be light". It wasn't light. It was heavy and sustained.
You might think "So, why didn't you just wait out the rain. A few days ago I saw that rain was forecast, so I didn't go for an after lunch walk. The rain never came so I ended up going for my walk at rush hour, when everyone was commuting home, rather than when it was quiet.
There was a time when the Swiss weather app, and another, were very good at forecasting weather. They were so good that within minutes of rain being forecast it would fall. These days the weather forecast is less reliable again. I believe that they recently changed the models.
You might think "But why would you walk in heavy pouring rain" and the answer is that I didn't plan for it to last so long, and I also planned to do a smaller loop.
Although the rain was heavy, and I was getting soaked, I wasn't uncomfortable. I was listening to podcasts and enjoying that there were no dog walkers or other people. It was peaceful. It was quiet.
I did have second thoughts because I heard thunder at least three times. It was to the East, and not getting closer. No reason for me to turn back. If it had been getting closer then I would have changed route.
There is an exposed bit of road, between Grens and Borex where I would be the tallest thing around. Luckily rain soaked cows, a barn and a small wood were on the route so I didn't stick out.
I had the luxury of wearing hiking shoes. I had freedom. They eventually got soaked through and when I checked them this morning they are still waterlogged. They are now in direct sunshine drying.
When hiking boots get so wet it's good to keep using scrunched up newspapers to drive out the humidity. I'm hoping the sun will speed up the drying process.
And Finally
The walk was 8.3 kilometres long, over an hour and a half, with an air temperature of around 20°c. If it had been cooler, and if I had stopped, while rain soaked, then I could have felt cold. I was warm, and that's what counts.
My hands were a little numb by the time I got home but I wasn't in pain when feeling came back to them. It's not like when I was lake diving. That was agony.
It's a while since I was soaked by the rain, and it wasn't unpleasant. I did see two children heading home from school, and one did look quite miserable. Children often look miserable after school. It's a logical response.
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A Rain Soaked Walk in the Swiss countryside
Reading Time: 2 minutes
Yesterday I planned to walk so I put on my hiking boots and just as I was about to go out I heard large rain drops hit the velux. I thought "according to the weather app the rain should be light". It wasn't light. It was heavy and sustained.
You might think "So, why didn't you just wait out the rain. A few days ago I saw that rain was forecast, so I didn't go for an after lunch walk. The rain never came so I ended up going for my walk at rush hour, when everyone was commuting home, rather than when it was quiet.
There was a time when the Swiss weather app, and another, were very good at forecasting weather. They were so good that within minutes of rain being forecast it would fall. These days the weather forecast is less reliable again. I believe that they recently changed the models.
You might think "But why would you walk in heavy pouring rain" and the answer is that I didn't plan for it to last so long, and I also planned to do a smaller loop.
Although the rain was heavy, and I was getting soaked, I wasn't uncomfortable. I was listening to podcasts and enjoying that there were no dog walkers or other people. It was peaceful. It was quiet.
I did have second thoughts because I heard thunder at least three times. It was to the East, and not getting closer. No reason for me to turn back. If it had been getting closer then I would have changed route.
There is an exposed bit of road, between Grens and Borex where I would be the tallest thing around. Luckily rain soaked cows, a barn and a small wood were on the route so I didn't stick out.
I had the luxury of wearing hiking shoes. I had freedom. They eventually got soaked through and when I checked them this morning they are still waterlogged. They are now in direct sunshine drying.
When hiking boots get so wet it's good to keep using scrunched up newspapers to drive out the humidity. I'm hoping the sun will speed up the drying process.
And Finally
The walk was 8.3 kilometres long, over an hour and a half, with an air temperature of around 20°c. If it had been cooler, and if I had stopped, while rain soaked, then I could have felt cold. I was warm, and that's what counts.
My hands were a little numb by the time I got home but I wasn't in pain when feeling came back to them. It's not like when I was lake diving. That was agony.
It's a while since I was soaked by the rain, and it wasn't unpleasant. I did see two children heading home from school, and one did look quite miserable. Children often look miserable after school. It's a logical response.
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Switzerland currently has hazard warnings for
- heavy rain
- flash floods
- strong wind
- droughts
- forest fires
and *drumroll*
- avalanches
The only thing missing is an earthquake.
But it would probably feel to much like Iceland then 😄
#climatechange #meteoswiss #switzerland -
Switzerland currently has hazard warnings for
- heavy rain
- flash floods
- strong wind
- droughts
- forest fires
and *drumroll*
- avalanches
The only thing missing is an earthquake.
But it would probably feel to much like Iceland then 😄
#climatechange #meteoswiss #switzerland -
Switzerland currently has hazard warnings for
- heavy rain
- flash floods
- strong wind
- droughts
- forest fires
and *drumroll*
- avalanches
The only thing missing is an earthquake.
But it would probably feel to much like Iceland then 😄
#climatechange #meteoswiss #switzerland -
Switzerland currently has hazard warnings for
- heavy rain
- flash floods
- strong wind
- droughts
- forest fires
and *drumroll*
- avalanches
The only thing missing is an earthquake.
But it would probably feel to much like Iceland then 😄
#climatechange #meteoswiss #switzerland -
Switzerland currently has hazard warnings for
- heavy rain
- flash floods
- strong wind
- droughts
- forest fires
and *drumroll*
- avalanches
The only thing missing is an earthquake.
But it would probably feel to much like Iceland then 😄
#climatechange #meteoswiss #switzerland -
On a whim, I wanted to know if #meteoswiss provides an API for getting the data of swiss weather stations (because I couldn't find a #homeassistant integration for it). Turns out: they have one since last month and it's part of the wider swiss #opengovernmentdata ecosystem. Nice!
https://www.meteoswiss.admin.ch/services-and-publications/service/open-data.html
(and they also publish other interesting data such as pollen concentration)
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On a whim, I wanted to know if #meteoswiss provides an API for getting the data of swiss weather stations (because I couldn't find a #homeassistant integration for it). Turns out: they have one since last month and it's part of the wider swiss #opengovernmentdata ecosystem. Nice!
https://www.meteoswiss.admin.ch/services-and-publications/service/open-data.html
(and they also publish other interesting data such as pollen concentration)
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Bin mal auf mein #Bikeguiding morgen gespannt. 2 Wetterapps sagen noch trocken, das #Regenradar von #MeteoSwiss zeigt aber immer wieder Regen 🤔🤷 -
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Bin mal auf mein #Bikeguiding morgen gespannt. 2 Wetterapps sagen noch trocken, das #Regenradar von #MeteoSwiss zeigt aber immer wieder Regen 🤔🤷 -
@[email protected]
Bin mal auf mein #Bikeguiding morgen gespannt. 2 Wetterapps sagen noch trocken, das #Regenradar von #MeteoSwiss zeigt aber immer wieder Regen 🤔🤷 -
@[email protected]
Bin mal auf mein #Bikeguiding morgen gespannt. 2 Wetterapps sagen noch trocken, das #Regenradar von #MeteoSwiss zeigt aber immer wieder Regen 🤔🤷 -
@[email protected]
Bin mal auf mein #Bikeguiding morgen gespannt. 2 Wetterapps sagen noch trocken, das #Regenradar von #MeteoSwiss zeigt aber immer wieder Regen 🤔🤷 -
Just pre-ordered a @trmnl e-ink display and shortly after discovered that the Swiss government is starting to open-source some of its data, including weather forecast data!
Means I'll be able to create a custom MeteoSwiss plugin :D
https://www.meteoswiss.admin.ch/services-and-publications/service/open-government-data.html
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Just pre-ordered a @trmnl e-ink display and shortly after discovered that the Swiss government is starting to open-source some of its data, including weather forecast data!
Means I'll be able to create a custom MeteoSwiss plugin :D
https://www.meteoswiss.admin.ch/services-and-publications/service/open-government-data.html
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Just pre-ordered a @trmnl e-ink display and shortly after discovered that the Swiss government is starting to open-source some of its data, including weather forecast data!
Means I'll be able to create a custom MeteoSwiss plugin :D
https://www.meteoswiss.admin.ch/services-and-publications/service/open-government-data.html
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Just pre-ordered a @trmnl e-ink display and shortly after discovered that the Swiss government is starting to open-source some of its data, including weather forecast data!
Means I'll be able to create a custom MeteoSwiss plugin :D
https://www.meteoswiss.admin.ch/services-and-publications/service/open-government-data.html
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Just pre-ordered a @trmnl e-ink display and shortly after discovered that the Swiss government is starting to open-source some of its data, including weather forecast data!
Means I'll be able to create a custom MeteoSwiss plugin :D
https://www.meteoswiss.admin.ch/services-and-publications/service/open-government-data.html
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The 78th session of the Executive Council of the @WMO started yesterday in Geneva, Switzerland, and will run until 14 June 2024. In times of climate change and extreme weather, national weather services are becoming increasingly important. #wmo #meteoswiss
🐦🔗 https://twitter.com/meteosuisse/status/1800445386823250343
🕐 11/06 10:30 -
The 78th session of the Executive Council of the @WMO started yesterday in Geneva, Switzerland, and will run until 14 June 2024. In times of climate change and extreme weather, national weather services are becoming increasingly important. #wmo #meteoswiss
🐦🔗 https://twitter.com/meteosuisse/status/1800445386823250343
🕐 11/06 10:30 -
Fun fact: There is a particular way in which mountains on the map have to be shaded so that our brains can interpret the hills and valleys. If you invert the shading people will perceive hill tops as valley bottoms and vice versa.
The two pictures below show exactly that as an #iCanBreakItForYou bug on new version of #MeteoSwiss app. -
Fun fact: There is a particular way in which mountains on the map have to be shaded so that our brains can interpret the hills and valleys. If you invert the shading people will perceive hill tops as valley bottoms and vice versa.
The two pictures below show exactly that as an #iCanBreakItForYou bug on new version of #MeteoSwiss app. -
Fun fact: There is a particular way in which mountains on the map have to be shaded so that our brains can interpret the hills and valleys. If you invert the shading people will perceive hill tops as valley bottoms and vice versa.
The two pictures below show exactly that as an #iCanBreakItForYou bug on new version of #MeteoSwiss app. -
Fun fact: There is a particular way in which mountains on the map have to be shaded so that our brains can interpret the hills and valleys. If you invert the shading people will perceive hill tops as valley bottoms and vice versa.
The two pictures below show exactly that as an #iCanBreakItForYou bug on new version of #MeteoSwiss app.