![]() It’s a nice touch, and helps bring the weather ‘alive’. Moving forward with lockdowns and restrictions lifted we can resume normal daily posts. I have just posted up some older shots that had got missed on as a daily blog between major weather events. TODAYS COMMENT: I’ve been a bit absent on the site for sometime as the Heli-Graphics site has consumed my time. The first column below is the present weather condition OR forecast that calls the particular icon. Using GNOME Weather is almost like looking out of a window thanks to the use of photographic background images. BEACH: Broadbeach, Gold Coast Queensland Australia. Any substantial change to the icons will be facilitated through the NWS public comment/review process.Īn example showing the new hazard boxes and :dual-icons: ![]() Next, open a Terminal and run the app using the following command: python3 /WeatherDesk.py Assuming you’re in the right directory the app should complain that there are no wallpapers in the /.weatherdeskwalls folder it creates. Users are encouraged to continue to provide comments regarding these changes via email at NWS will continue to analyze incoming feedback and refine the icons as necessary. Download WeatherDesk from GitHub Extract the archive to your home folder. Also, many of these changes are based on the results of a research project led by the National Center for Atmospheric Research ( Demuth, Lazo, & Morss, 2012 Demuth, Morss, Lazo, & Hilderbrand, 2013). Changes include new images with increased clarity, 6-hour increments for rapidly-changing weather (via "dual-icons") and new color blocks to highlight forecast hazards (via "hazard boxes").Ĭhanges to the icons were based on analysis of 6,700 public comments collected in 2014. On July 7, 2015, NWS implemented changes to the icons depicted on all of its point-forecast pages.
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