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01/03/2024

Цi ты прывык што ўжо сакавiк?

Weather trivia for the changing world

30/01/2024

נחמן · אפליקציה מעולה נותנת דו״ח אמיתי בזמן אמת

18/01/2024

Do you know how the storms are named across the globe?

03/01/2024

Nice review here

Report – very near to reality's ! 99.99% accuracy !! Thanks a lot. for Weather and Climate Tracker

02/01/2024

Have you been north enough to see a white night?

What exactly are “White Nights” and what causes them? This is the name of the long twilight, which lasts all night. From an astronomical point of view, twilight is understood as a period of time when the Sun is shallow below the horizon. During the white nights, natural light remains high.

01/01/2024

Hello January

01/12/2023

Do you have an answer to the question here?

01/12/2023

Hello December

Weather trivia for the changing world

05/11/2023

🌊 On World Tsunami Awareness Day, let's focus on preparedness and safety. Early warnings and education can save lives.

13/10/2023

🌞 Save the Date: On October 14, 2023, an annular solar eclipse will sweep across North, Central, and South America. It will be visible in parts of the United States, Mexico, and many countries in South and Central America. Don't miss this celestial spectacle! 🌅✨

12/10/2023

The rain is coming

06/10/2023

South of is still getting weather characteristic for July rather than October that it actually is.

23/09/2023

September 23rd, 2023 marks the celestial event known as the Autumn Equinox, a moment when day and night are almost equal in length, signaling the astronomical beginning of fall.

This phenomenon occurs due to the tilt of Earth's axis, creating equal exposure to sunlight for both hemispheres. As we transition into this phase, our hemisphere experiences a decrease in solar intensity, leading to cooler temperatures and the vibrant foliage that characterizes the season.

The Autumn Equinox is a reminder of the intricate dance between Earth and the Sun, influencing our planet's climate and ecosystems. It's a time to appreciate the intricate natural mechanisms that govern our world and a chance to observe the interplay of science in our daily lives. 🍂🌌🌍

21/09/2023

🌍✨ On September 21st, 2023, we're celebrating Zero Emissions Day, a day dedicated to raising awareness about our carbon footprint and the importance of reducing our environmental impact.

Zero Emissions Day reminds us that our daily choices matter. From the way we commute to the energy we use, every action counts towards a cleaner, greener future. Let's embrace sustainable transportation, energy-efficient practices, and mindful consumption to contribute to a world with zero emissions.

Small changes can create a big impact. Join us in this global movement towards a more sustainable tomorrow. 🌱💚

19/09/2023

Anyone here affected by the recent floods in the mediterranean?

18/09/2023

Every drop counts! 💧
On September 18th, we celebrate World Water Monitoring Day, a reminder of the crucial role water plays in sustaining life and our responsibility to safeguard this invaluable resource.

Water quality affects everything from our health to the environment. This day calls us to action, encouraging us to take an active role in monitoring and protecting our water sources. Whether it's a local river, lake, or even a tap at home, understanding water quality empowers us to make positive changes. 🌊💙 "

16/09/2023

🌍✨ On September 16th, we observe the International Day for the Preservation of the Ozone Layer, a reminder of the importance of safeguarding the ozone that shields us from harmful ultraviolet rays.

The ozone layer has been a testament to global cooperation, showing that when we come together, we can protect our environment.
This day serves as a call to action – a call to continue supporting eco-friendly technologies, responsible chemical management, and practices that nurture our atmosphere.

Small steps, like using ozone-safe products and advocating for sustainable policies, can collectively make a big impact. 🛡️🌿

14/09/2023

Ever thought that lock screen widgets could be useful on iPad?
You can check if they are with this app: https://apps.apple.com/app/id1533228338
(In case you are already running iPadOS 17 of course)

Weather and Climate Trivia

07/09/2023

Breathing clean air is a basic right that should be accessible to everyone, everywhere. 🌬️ Today marks the International Day of Clean Air for blue skies, a reminder of the vital importance of preserving our planet's atmosphere.

Air pollution affects us all, impacting our health and the environment. On this day, let's reflect on the steps we can take to reduce harmful emissions from industries and transportation, ensuring a healthier future for ourselves and generations to come.

Small actions, like using public transportation, reducing energy consumption, and supporting eco-friendly technologies, can collectively make a significant difference. Let's join hands to protect our shared home. 🌍💙

05/09/2023

Did your autumn start already?

Meteorological Autumn and Astronomical Autumn are two different ways of defining the seasons: Meteorological Autumn: Meteorological seasons are based on the calendar months and are primarily used by meteorologists and climatologists for consistent and simplified record-keeping and forecasting. In th...

01/09/2023

Do you expect a warm September?

Weather trivia for the changing world

31/08/2023

Get ready for a celestial show on August 31, 2023! 🌕 Brace yourself for the brightest and biggest supermoon of the year, lighting up the night sky in all its glory. 🌌✨ But that's not all – this spectacular event coincides with the rare Blue Moon phenomenon. 🌝💫

Blue Moon: Don't be fooled by the name! It's not about the moon's color, but rather the second full moon in a single month. 🌚🌙 Adding an extra touch of magic to our skies.

Mark your calendars! On the evening of August 31st, watch as the moon rises on the eastern horizon, bathing everything in its radiant light. 🌅🌠 Its closeness to Earth will make it appear unbelievably large, almost within arm's reach.🪐🔭

27/08/2023

🌩️ Crackling Skies: The Magic of Lightning and Thunder 🌩️

Ever wondered how lightning and thunder are born? 🤔 When warm, moist air rises and collides with cooler air, it creates towering cumulonimbus clouds. Within these clouds, tiny ice particles collide and generate electric charges.

As the negative charges accumulate at the bottom of the cloud, the ground below becomes positively charged. When the electrical tension reaches its peak, a lightning bolt bridges the gap, illuminating the sky with its brilliant flash. ⚡️

But that's not all! The intense heat from the lightning rapidly expands the air around it, creating shockwaves that we hear as thunder. 🌪️

26/08/2023

25/08/2023

Whiskers and Weather: The Purr-fect Predictors 🐾🌦️

🌡️😸 Weather Whiskers: Cats can sense humidity changes, making them adorable little weathermen!

🐾🌤️ Purr-fect Barometers: A content cat's purring might signal settled weather ahead!

🌧️🐱 Cloud Chasers: Cats are curious about falling raindrops and love watching rain!

☀️😻 Sunbeam Seekers: Sunny days turn cats into sunbeam hunters, seeking warm spots to bask in!

⚡🐈 Paw-some Meteorologists: Cats' behavior might indicate an approaching weather change!

💨🍃 Wind Experts: Cats watch leaves blow in the wind, showing their natural weather curiosity!

⛈️🙀 Storm Patrol: Some cats may hide or act nervous before a storm, sensing atmospheric changes!

24/08/2023

August was (and still is) quite hot this year.
What are your expectations about September?

Weather trivia for the changing world

17/08/2023

Average Hourly Temperature Legend:
🥶 Frigid: below -9°C (15°F).
🟦 Freezing: range from -9°C to 0°C (15°F to 32°F).
❄️ Very Cold: 0°C to 7°C (32°F to 45°F).
🟢 Cold: 7°C to 13°C (45°F to 55°F).
🍃 Cool: 13°C to 18°C (55°F to 65°F).
🟡 Comfortable: 18°C to 24°C (65°F to 75°F).
🔥Warm: 24°C to 29°C (75°F to 85°F).
🟥 Hot: 29°C to 35°C (85°F to 95°F).
🌡️ Sweltering: higher than 35°C (95°F and above).

14/08/2023

Do you understand what's happening on this picture?

14/08/2023

Did you watch the stars this weekend?

Perseids starfall from 10 to 20 August. Already next week, starting from August 10, it will be possible to observe the famous Perseids starfall in the night sky. The Perseids are numerous tail particles of the Swift-Tuttle Comet. It last approached the Earth in 1992. The peak of the starfall activit...

11/08/2023

☀️🎲 Hot Weather Bingo 🎲☀️

🔥 Ready to beat the heat? It's time to play Hot Weather Bingo! 🌡️🔥
Whether you're at the beach, in the park, or chilling indoors, this game is perfect for beating the summer heat! 🌞🏖️