Due to an impending cross country move by the owner in early October, this site [location] will no longer be collecting weather data as of October 1, 2024. (See update below)
Archived data & forecasts will remain online through December 31, 2024 with current conditions pulled from other local stations as they are available. By 2025, the site will go offline.
As an alternative, we recommend Weather Underground. It is not a one-for-one replacement, however it surpasses its competitors by reporting locally measured conditions (rather than weather model interpolations), and its forecasts are based, in part, on those measurements.
We appreciate everyone who visited this site over the years!
UPDATE 10/1/24: The information under “Weather Conditions” on the City (home) page is now coming from another weather station in town. All weather equipment has been removed from our property. In a few weeks the domain will transfer hands to Pasty.net and this blog section will disappear. But conditions and forecast data will continue. See more below.
UPDATE 9/25/24: Air Quality is offline because I had to remove the sensor and pack it away for the move.
UPDATE 9/20/24: The generous folks at PastyNET have agreed to host the site indefinitely at their expense. Beginning October 1st, current conditions will come from another station within the city limits. There will be a break in the data collected for the Weather History page unless or until such a time as a permanent replacement weather station can be found or installed with capabilities to upload history data to the website. Such a plan is in the works, but is only tentative.
In the meantime, the home page will continue to function as it has albeit with an abbreviated Almanac section and no air quality, rain rate or solar data after September 30th. Area and Maps pages should function as they have in the past. The fate of the blog section is uncertain at this point.
By 2025, I will transfer ownership of the domain to PastyNET.
I would like to express my thanks to Andy Larsen at WHWL for contacting Jon Hopper at PastyNET and, together, rescuing the site from oblivion! Huzzah!
