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Is anyone else having trouble getting Skysight to display the forecast models for Saturday March 24, 2018?
I can get Friday and Sunday, but Saturday comes up blank for the entire US East sector. US West appears normal. Paul A. |
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On Wednesday, March 21, 2018 at 7:18:48 AM UTC-7, Paul Agnew wrote:
Is anyone else having trouble getting Skysight to display the forecast models for Saturday March 24, 2018? I can get Friday and Sunday, but Saturday comes up blank for the entire US East sector. US West appears normal. Paul A. I have been having trouble getting the "Potential Flight Distance" to display once I paid for the year ![]() |
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It's all working up to Thursday 29 March for me. Could have been fixed in the last few hours?
Matthew is very responsive, but spends most of his time in a different time zone to those in the USA. Jim |
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No joy. I've been trying since yesterday, but the Saturday dataset is still missing as of 5pm EDT. The last update was 2:49pm EDT. I'm hoping it does a master data refresh and reruns the algorithms at some point.
Paul A. |
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"Saturday comes up blank for the entire US East sector"
Paul- Maybe it is color-coded. White means "snow." Grab yer snowblower and put a tow hitch on it. |
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On Wednesday, March 21, 2018 at 10:36:51 AM UTC-4, wrote:
"Saturday comes up blank for the entire US East sector" Paul- Maybe it is color-coded. White means "snow." Grab yer snowblower and put a tow hitch on it. No snow down here in Vero Beach, Florida...just a lot of snowbirds glued to the Weather Channel. ;-) Seriously, Saturday has no data whatsoever. I sent an email to Skysight alerting them to the anomaly. Paul A |
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Reminds me of decades ago at a contest (nationals?) in Elmira.
We all sat (I was crew) in the main hanger with a tin roof. The speaker phone had a met guy talking about the day's forecast, we had to run the volume up on the speaker phone to hear him due to the pounding rain echoing in the hanger as he pronounced, "clear skies, nice CU, go for speed!". Someone asked him to go look out a window.......a couple minutes later, he stated he needed to review the data...... Windows (of the glass kind, not PC) can be a good thing at times. ;-) LOL...... |
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