Weatherstar Nostalgia
Retroist recently wrote a great history and discussion of the Weatherstar and the nostalgia that surrounds it. It s really a great read. The Weatherstar 4000,
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Another new Weatherstar screen
The Weatherstar 4000+ project has been a lot of fun to work on. And it received a huge boost the week of May 26, 2025
NEXRAD Demos Available
The NEXRAD Tools for Javascript released earlier this year now have a demo available! As discussed in the history of the libraries it would be
Modernizing the WeatherStar 4000
Earlier this year I released the WeatherStar 4000+, a retro-looking weather forecast and current weather conditions app based on the look and feel of the
Net by Matt Port Scanner Released!
Inspired by GRC s Shields Up!, the port scanner from Net by Matt uses similar remote port scanning technology and includes IPv6 support. The scanner will
NEXRAD library history
My NEXRAD JavaScript libraries have been almost 15 years in the making. And they didn t start with me plotting my own images. In the early
NEXRAD tools for JavaScript
In addition to the free forecast and observation data that powers Temperature.Express, the National Weather Service also makes available live and archive data from their
WeatherStar 4000+
Back in the 90s it took a little more effort and planning to get a weather forecast. You could look at the newspaper when it
Temperature Express Launches!
I m excited to announce I am releasing a long-running side project of mine https://temperature.express. It s built to get you a forecast quickly in a graphic
Google Inbox
Everyone thought Google was pulling a fast one over us on April Fools day in 2004 with Gmail. One gigabyte of storage? They can t do