I currently use a Acurite weather station and have data displayed on Weather Underground.

I'm wondering is their a way to use ifttt or some other method to receive a daily email that would give me what yesterdays Temperature High and Low was along with rainfall for my station Every morning.

I used to run a program VIS Reader that was amazing , having the ability to give reports and send emails to cover about any data point you wanted it to.

thanks for any help or suggestions you may have,

- Tom -

From 22.6 Celsius to 27.2 at 3am in the morning. This increase has been cross checked with offical observations.

I’ve never really seen this before at this time of the night. Any theories on what would cause such a dramatic increase in the middle of the night?

For context, this area is up the top of a mountain.

https://www.theweather.com/news/trending/the-last-week-of-january-saw-much-needed-rain-in-california-record-high-temperatures-and-ice-rescues.html

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First of all...this is not self-promotion :) ...I hardly have a following, so it doesn't really matter.

https://youtu.be/hDdju9tn7KY?si=ALDgKEjkv-pFw4VW

Only posting because I worked really hard on this Greenhouse Weather video and wanted to share it with you all. That's all. Lots of great data and observations.

FWIW, I know we all have different experiences with weather inside our greenhouses (closed environment), but this happened to my experience with the data I got. I got some great info from the National Weather Service. Enjoy!

Please let me know

i'm in the east cost of the states, and we had snow for a few days, after it melted i heard there'd be a snow storm coming, is that still happening or did i get something mixed up?

Sorry for the quality my phones camera quality is horrible But if I were to approximate the fog restricts vision to like half a mile I guess

After retirement or before I should immigrate to other countries.

https://preview.redd.it/de5m5l6169ge1.jpg?width=1080&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=181ffea5761e072b42f804d4ee52f1f1d79e232f

It’s 8:30 at night where I’m at and it feels like it’s very bright outside, is this normal? It is cloudy conditions outside it that makes a difference at all.

I am looking for a map that shows precipitation totals across the USA for the 1-3 months prior to whatever the date is (i.e., continuously updating). There are NOAA maps that show up to 1 week**, but I'd like to see totals for longer periods. Does such a map exist?

Thanks all!

** https://www.weather.gov/crp/texas_regional_rainfall

https://www.theweather.com/news/forecasts/us-forecast-for-wednesday-southwest-storm-to-lay-down-heavy-snow-and-spark-severe-storms-while-january-thaw-continues.html