@variablepulserate The radar itself detects particles, it cannot determine the difference between smoke & water vapour. Serious fires will form their own localised weather, often with columns of smoke, etc 15 km high. This is when things get nasty, dry lightning is created, adding to the fire danger.
Filthy weather today, thunderstorms abound and rain approaches. Allegedly. The radar might be tracking smoke from a bushfire burning out of control in the northeastern suburbs. Reports of at least one home lost to that fire. Temperature is now around 30°C and falling, was 43° earlier. Gusty winds complicate matters.
@matigo Received your email, thanks. Account set up. There's iOS, desktop & Android apps, of which only the Android one works properly. I can't log in with any of the iOS apps I tried, get this error message: Access Forbidden CSRF check failed.
The Mac app is only a portal to the online version, so I'll kill that off & just use a webapp.
I suspect my brother & his family may be affected by this warning: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2019-12-29/people-told-to-leave-east-gippsland-as-bushfire-risk-rises/11831304
The affected area is around 230 km from here, to the east-northeast. My brother's in-laws have a holiday home not far from the affected area.
@whoisashygirl I believe that's overkill to do a clean install that frequently.
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@matigo What credentials should I use to access cloud.10centuries.org?
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