Tim Supinie
Tim Supinie
@plustssn.autumnsky.us
Hydrometeor connoisseur π§βοΈπͺοΈ / Electron herder π» / Rhythmic airbender πΈπΆ / Amateur edible chemist ππ³ / @climbingfox86.autumnsky.us's worse half π« / OU SoM alum π¨βπ / π«π§
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π¨ New PolarWx Model Viewer is live π¨ It's been a while since my PolarWx model page got an upgrade - so today I'm releasing a new model viewer with a fully interactive and customizable layout, many more plots & models, and many new features. polarwx.com/models/
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I'm seeking a Postdoctoral Researcher to join my group at OU to do subseasonal prediction work on cold air outbreaks. Find out more about the position and apply at the following link: apply.interfolio.com/196325 Also, please share with your network and anyone who may be interested.
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I'm looking to hire a postdoctoral researcher in the area of extreme rainfall prediction with AI/ML. See details in the advertisement below. Applications will be reviewed beginning November 26th with a starting date goal of 1 January 2027. apply.interfolio.com/196232
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EverythingWeather V1.8 is live on iOS, Android, and the web! Tons of updates across the board, including brand new custom precip notifications (experimental) that include PROB Severe info (if relevant), massive performance improvements on Android, some model data, and much more. everythingwx.com
I released v1.1 of the REFS page this morning. Here's the change log, which includes all the stuff in the quoted thread.
Here's an autumnplot-gl bug I hadn't found. A quirk of floating point numbers is that -0 is distinct from 0. Turns out, if you pass u=-0 to the autumnplot-gl barbs, MacOS incorrectly rotates the barb 180Β°. Or, it did until I fixed the dev branch just now. Still an "Easter egg" in the REFS page.
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Here's an autumnplot-gl bug I hadn't found. A quirk of floating point numbers is that -0 is distinct from 0. Turns out, if you pass u=-0 to the autumnplot-gl barbs, MacOS incorrectly rotates the barb 180Β°. Or, it did until I fixed the dev branch just now. Still an "Easter egg" in the REFS page.
I've made a few tweaks and bug fixes in the last week, and SPC REFS Viewer v1.0 is live! www.spc.noaa.gov/exper/refs/v...
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New update for Soundings out now. Supports hurricane hunter dropsondes, international data, and improved resolution data in the US. Link: apps.apple.com/us/app/sound...
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This is wild - somebody did a deep dive into the real stories behind this famous XKCD: sheets.works/data-viz/hol...
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Margaret Hamilton, computing pioneer who led software development for the Apollo program, dies at 90 | Via MIT News news.mit.edu/2026/margare...
Here's an autumnplot-gl bug I hadn't found. A quirk of floating point numbers is that -0 is distinct from 0. Turns out, if you pass u=-0 to the autumnplot-gl barbs, MacOS incorrectly rotates the barb 180Β°. Or, it did until I fixed the dev branch just now. Still an "Easter egg" in the REFS page.
I've made a few tweaks and bug fixes in the last week, and SPC REFS Viewer v1.0 is live! www.spc.noaa.gov/exper/refs/v...
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Sometimes you just have to draw a line in the sand and say something is ready. I've spent the last month or so not only adding level II site functionality to Heimdall, but what I consider to be genuinely novel functionality and interactivity. It's live for you to try at heimdall.stormscale.io
I've made a few tweaks and bug fixes in the last week, and SPC REFS Viewer v1.0 is live! www.spc.noaa.gov/exper/refs/v...
Big REFS Transition Project 2 (SPC REFS viewer v1) is functionally complete. I sent a version around to SPC forecasters for a final pass at bugs this afternoon (though I realized I had a few more 5-minute tweaks I wanted to make when grabbing these screenshots).
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United States President Donald Trump issues executive order instructing federal government agencies to "use the terms 'Super Intelligence' and 'SI' in place of 'Artificial Intelligence' and 'AI' and will not acknowledge the usage of 'Artificial Intelligence' and 'AI' in any applicable setting."
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Been working on a reimagination of ncview. It led me to create github.com/bbakernoaa/n...
Looking forward to Norman's 0.09" of rain this week. Which, if that absolutely prodigious amount fell in one day, would be the most rain in a single day since August 7.
A significant amount of rain is on the way for the central U.S., with 3-5+ inches expected for many areas currently experiencing drought. While it'll be beneficial to an extent, this much rain falling all at once on arid ground is a recipe for flooding.
With the HREF retirement on October 14, @brettjrob.bsky.social's SPC HREF viewer will also be retired from real-time updates. It'll still be available in archive mode. Brett's viewer is amazing and contributed so much to SPC operations. I definitely stole some ideas from it when designing mine.
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A massive upgrade to almost all of our Latin American tornado data is now available on the site! We're aware of some additional data still for South America, but as of now we've included as much publicly available information as we could.
Some massive and much needed updates to certain international tornado datasets coming soon -- stay tuned
Text I sent to the wife on August 27. Okay, it was three weeks, but close enough.
The National Weather Service is proceeding with renaming Lake Ontario to Lake America in all forecast products and maps. These sort of changes require extensive coding time for NOAA and NWS personnel to implement across so many different products that regularly reference them.
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OKC hit 105F today, breaking daily record by 3F and (from what I see in XM-ACIS) set record for hottest temperature so late in the season, which was 105F on 9/11/2000. forecast.weather.gov/product.php?...
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Kelton has a lot of good thoughts, and I'll add my own. A lot of problems (though absolutely not all the problems) that people have with generative AI are actually problems that people have with 1) Greedy capitalists 2) People who don't give a shit. (There's some overlap there, for sure.)
Iβve been trying to formulate opinions about this for a while. I still donβt know how to communicate what I am experiencing, thinking, & feeling. Lotβs of nuance. The truth is LLM coding tools are too efficient & effective to be ignored anymore. Yes theyβre flawed, but so is human intelligence.
Kelton has a lot of good thoughts, and I'll add my own. A lot of problems (though absolutely not all the problems) that people have with generative AI are actually problems that people have with 1) Greedy capitalists 2) People who don't give a shit. (There's some overlap there, for sure.)
Iβve been trying to formulate opinions about this for a while. I still donβt know how to communicate what I am experiencing, thinking, & feeling. Lotβs of nuance. The truth is LLM coding tools are too efficient & effective to be ignored anymore. Yes theyβre flawed, but so is human intelligence.