Comments for SLOweather http://franklin2.tbo.net/blog Local weather, web cams and more in San Luis Obispo Thu, 24 Jun 2010 20:56:19 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 Comment on Please welcome John Lindsey to the SLOweather blog! by Lois Rathgaber http://franklin2.tbo.net/blog/?p=611&cpage=1#comment-32043 Lois Rathgaber Thu, 24 Jun 2010 20:56:19 +0000 http://franklin2.tbo.net/blog/?p=611#comment-32043 Yoour info is much more accurate and trustworthy than any other. Thanks for all your hard work and knowledge. Yoour info is much more accurate and trustworthy than any other. Thanks for all your hard work and knowledge.

]]> Comment on Shell Creek Road Wildflowers by Preston http://franklin2.tbo.net/blog/?p=509&cpage=1#comment-32014 Preston Tue, 13 Apr 2010 18:48:59 +0000 http://franklin2.tbo.net/blog/?p=509#comment-32014 Wow! That looks gorgeous! I want to go so badly. I hope we can go coming up in the next few days here, they say it's amazing this year. Wow! That looks gorgeous! I want to go so badly. I hope we can go coming up in the next few days here, they say it’s amazing this year.

]]> Comment on SLOweather blog hacked and fixed… by Nick Doyle http://franklin2.tbo.net/blog/?p=665&cpage=1#comment-31992 Nick Doyle Tue, 09 Feb 2010 15:35:07 +0000 http://franklin2.tbo.net/blog/?p=665#comment-31992 I wondered what was going on. Twice when I checked your blog over the weekend, I was redirected to a Chinese site and got out of there as quickly as I could. I figured that I had goofed up somehow as it had never happened before. Apparently, the bad guys are now everywhere. Glad you tracked it down and fixed things. Must have been a real chore. Cheers, Nick I wondered what was going on. Twice when I checked your blog over the weekend, I was redirected to a Chinese site and got out of there as quickly as I could.

I figured that I had goofed up somehow as it had never happened before.

Apparently, the bad guys are now everywhere. Glad you tracked it down and fixed things. Must have been a real chore.

Cheers,

Nick

]]> Comment on Stormy Weather This Week. by Nick Doyle http://franklin2.tbo.net/blog/?p=663&cpage=1#comment-31981 Nick Doyle Fri, 22 Jan 2010 05:24:57 +0000 http://franklin2.tbo.net/blog/?p=663#comment-31981 Question about barometric pressure. Heard on a news program that we are at or near a record low pressure along California's coast as of Thursday evening (21 Jan 10). Checking this site and the Islay Hill, Water Reclamation, and PG&E Visitor Center, I find what looks to me to be a fairly wide variation in current pressure. I was under the impression that the barometric pressure was uniform over a wide area. Can you clarify or explain what the situation is? Cheers, Nick Question about barometric pressure.

Heard on a news program that we are at or near a record low pressure along California’s coast as of Thursday evening (21 Jan 10). Checking this site and the Islay Hill, Water Reclamation, and PG&E Visitor Center, I find what looks to me to be a fairly wide variation in current pressure. I was under the impression that the barometric pressure was uniform over a wide area.

Can you clarify or explain what the situation is?

Cheers,

Nick

]]> Comment on Storm totals so far… Wednesday 14 October 2009 by Gene Courter LCSW/DCSW/BCD http://franklin2.tbo.net/blog/?p=647&cpage=1#comment-31913 Gene Courter LCSW/DCSW/BCD Tue, 20 Oct 2009 19:23:03 +0000 http://franklin2.tbo.net/blog/?p=647#comment-31913 "Islay Hill Station?" I live at the base of Islay Hill, wher is that station? “Islay Hill Station?” I live at the base of Islay Hill, wher is that station?

]]> Comment on Storm’s record rainfall boosted lake level by Bob Davus http://franklin2.tbo.net/blog/?p=650&cpage=1#comment-31910 Bob Davus Tue, 20 Oct 2009 02:56:06 +0000 http://franklin2.tbo.net/blog/?p=650#comment-31910 Nice story and weather forecast Nice story and weather forecast

]]> Comment on Condor Lookout Weather is wonky… by Chris http://franklin2.tbo.net/blog/?p=648&cpage=1#comment-31909 Chris Sat, 17 Oct 2009 17:30:47 +0000 http://franklin2.tbo.net/blog/?p=648#comment-31909 Thanks for your reply--I didn't mean to complain, just curious about the discrepancies. I guess it's the NWS that's been inaccurate lately. The WxSim seems to be much more spot-on. I'll skip the NWS in future and use your link instead. Thanks again, Chris Thanks for your reply–I didn’t mean to complain, just curious about the discrepancies. I guess it’s the NWS that’s been inaccurate lately.

The WxSim seems to be much more spot-on. I’ll skip the NWS in future and use your link instead.

Thanks again, Chris

]]> Comment on Condor Lookout Weather is wonky… by Administrator http://franklin2.tbo.net/blog/?p=648&cpage=1#comment-31908 Administrator Sat, 17 Oct 2009 03:28:49 +0000 http://franklin2.tbo.net/blog/?p=648#comment-31908 Hi Chris, Sorry SLOweather isn't working out for you. Indeed, a few months ago, we switched from my own WxSim generated forecasts to the NWS point forecast for downtown SLO. On the weekend of 4 July, I moved everything here at SLOWeather to a new local computer, and it took a while to iron out a few bugs that kept me from running everything I needed to generate my own forecasts. Your complaint regarding the forecast is the first since Independence Day when I switched. However, within the last couple of weeks, I ironed out the bugs and fired up WxSim again. You can see my forecast by clicking on the link above the NWS forecast, or directly at http://wx.sloweather.com/forecast/forecast.php. I'm probably going to leave the NWS forecast up on the home page. ;) But, feel free to use the link to see what Wxsim thinks. Hi Chris,

Sorry SLOweather isn’t working out for you.

Indeed, a few months ago, we switched from my own WxSim generated forecasts to the NWS point forecast for downtown SLO.

On the weekend of 4 July, I moved everything here at SLOWeather to a new local computer, and it took a while to iron out a few bugs that kept me from running everything I needed to generate my own forecasts.

Your complaint regarding the forecast is the first since Independence Day when I switched.

However, within the last couple of weeks, I ironed out the bugs and fired up WxSim again. You can see my forecast by clicking on the link above the NWS forecast, or directly at http://wx.sloweather.com/forecast/forecast.php.

I’m probably going to leave the NWS forecast up on the home page. ;) But, feel free to use the link to see what Wxsim thinks.

]]> Comment on Condor Lookout Weather is wonky… by Chris http://franklin2.tbo.net/blog/?p=648&cpage=1#comment-31907 Chris Sat, 17 Oct 2009 00:15:14 +0000 http://franklin2.tbo.net/blog/?p=648#comment-31907 SLO weather used to be my favorite site for accurate up to the minute weather info. Honestly, your information hasn't been too accurate for the last few months....and today,for example, you're way off the temperatures in town for SLO. What's wrong? Are you gonna be able to get it together again? I hope so, because I miss the accurate dependable forecasts you used to provide. Chris Neiburger SLO weather used to be my favorite site for accurate up to the minute weather info.

Honestly, your information hasn’t been too accurate for the last few months….and today,for example, you’re way off the temperatures in town for SLO.

What’s wrong? Are you gonna be able to get it together again? I hope so, because I miss the accurate dependable forecasts you used to provide.

Chris Neiburger

]]> Comment on Storm totals so far… Wednesday 14 October 2009 by Parsec http://franklin2.tbo.net/blog/?p=647&cpage=1#comment-31905 Parsec Thu, 15 Oct 2009 02:47:28 +0000 http://franklin2.tbo.net/blog/?p=647#comment-31905 Two days ago Brizzolara Creek was completely dry, with a few stagnant pools of water. Today it was gushing and it was apparent the water level was much higher last night. Two days ago Brizzolara Creek was completely dry, with a few stagnant pools of water. Today it was gushing and it was apparent the water level was much higher last night.

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